Rachel S. | Legal Practice Coach

Rachel S.

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Secure your dream legal internship–1L Fellowships and Public Interest

Studied at Stanford Law School

Works at New York State Attorney General

Available today at 3:30 AM UTC

Usually responds within 1 hour

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Available today at 3:30 AM UTC

Usually responds within 1 hour

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Rachel’s Legal Practice Qualifications

Experience level: Intern

Rachel has helped clients get into these companies:

Since I started law school, I have completed five internships: a 1L Fellowship for Advancing Diversity in the Profession at Pillsbury, Winthrop, Shaw, Pittman, and AmLaw 100 firm, one non-profit legal internship, and three government internships. If you are a 1L or 2L recruiting for your summer internship, I can help you network with alumni, identify 1L Fellowships and public interest internships, craft your application, ace your interview, and land a 1L Fellowships or public interest internship.

Rachel can help with:

Interview Prep

Skill Building

Resume Review

Rachel also coaches for Law School, College, and Career Development. View all.

About Rachel

I grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area in Marin County playing competitive soccer. I have a twin brother and an older brother. I love hiking on Mt. Tamalpais and going to Stinson Beach. I spend a lot of time in San Francisco going to museums, restaurants, and concerts. Since high school and throughout college and law school, I've tutored students in various subjects such as math, Spanish, history, and English in addition to helping high schoolers prepare for AP exams and standardized tests like the ACT and SAT.

Why do I coach?

I started coaching because the law school and college admissions process is opaque, stressful, and resource-intensive. After experiencing the highs and lows of college and law school admissions myself and guided clients through the process as well, my goal is to help my clients get into their dream schools even when they've been told they don't have the "right" GPA, scores, or experience.