Rachel graduated with a BS from Cornell University after getting accepted through Early Decision. After college, she attended Boston College Law School, graduating with a JD and receiving the Award for Clinical Excellence for her work with the Innocence Clinic. Rachel is passionate about helping students confidently navigate the college admissions process.
Rachel’s experiences throughout her higher education journey are precious to her and inspired her to use her coaching talents to help others achieve their goals. She understands that navigating the college admissions process can sometimes be overwhelming and anxiety-inducing for students. One of her greatest strengths as a coach is her ability to demystify the college application and make it easier for students and families to understand. She aims to alleviate applicants’ stress and worries through compassionate coaching, enabling students to focus on showcasing their strengths and crafting compelling application documents.
Rachel’s approach to college admissions consulting is light-hearted and relaxed, allowing students to open up and share their most meaningful stories. When working with Quad Education applicants, Rachel is committed to ensuring the process is broken down into manageable steps, helping students efficiently reach key milestones. Rachel is a master at building realistic timelines for students, enabling them to stay on top of all application materials. She’s also an adept editor, ready to help students perfect their personal statements, essays, and other documents.
When Rachel isn’t coaching, she enjoys visiting her family and taking long walks with her golden lab, Bella.
Applying to US/UK universities as an international student can be a long process. You must first understand how admissions work, complete your UCAS and/or Common Application, write intriguing admissions essays, and more. We recommend preparing at least three months before school deadlines, but refining your application can take longer. Start early to give yourself the best chance of success!
You may only apply to either Cambridge or Oxford. Wondering which school fits your needs best? Our Oxbridge admissions consultants are here to help you feel confident in your decision!
Yes, we help students in Hong Kong apply to both UK and US schools.
Our UK/US admissions counselors understand the inner workings of top schools’ admissions process in Britain and America. We love sharing these insights with international and Hong Kong students, so they can tailor their applications and improve their chances of acceptance. Getting a competitive edge in college admissions is easier than ever; whether a school changes its intake criteria or has changed its application process, our counselors are the first to know.
We only work with a very small percentage of counselors we speak to annually; only 2.5% become a part of our team. We aim to give Hong Kong applicants the best consulting experience possible, which starts with only selecting the most knowledgeable, talented, and informed admissions consultants. All of our counselors analyze past applications to ensure the quality of their advice and guidance. Click here to learn more about our selection process!
Application procedures at top colleges can vary by country. US and UK application expectations are different; our admissions counselors understand each nuance and bring their understanding to your own application creation process.
Hong Kong students applying to Oxbridge and Ivy League schools benefit from our team’s extensive knowledge and experience. We help Hong Kong students isolate and describe their most impactful experiences and help them transform unique stories into compelling application documents.
Yes! Our experts are here to help you make your dreams of attending a US school a reality. We help applicants apply to other top colleges, including MIT, Stanford, Northwestern, Duke, and many others.
We’ve worked with Hong Kong students applying to many other UK universities besides Oxford and Cambridge, including the University of Manchester, the University of Edinburgh, Imperial College London, and others.
