Jason Olson

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Hi! My name is Allie, and I graduated from Cornell University in 2023 Magna Cum Laude and Phi Beta Kappa (junior inductee). I have been a CIB analyst at JP Morgan for the past couple of years and have been admitted to more than half of the T-14 law schools. I would love to help you get into your dream college/law school!

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Jason’s Law School Qualifications

Jason has helped clients get into these schools:

Navigating the elite admissions landscape isn’t just about having a perfect transcript; it’s about narrative strategy and the 'Triple Threat' edge. My academic foundation is equally rigorous: I graduated from Cornell University with a 4.19 GPA and was inducted into Phi Beta Kappa as a junior. I don't just 'edit' essays; I help you architect a profile that stands out in a sea of high stats. I have mastered the art of the scholarship-winning narrative, securing hundreds of thousands of dollars in merit aid across the country’s top programs. I bring fresh, real-time insights from the current admissions cycle. I know exactly what it takes to get the 'Yes' from both Law admissions committees, and I am dedicated to helping you translate your unique experiences into an irresistible application.

Jason can help with:

Application Strategy

Essays

Financial Aid & Scholarships

Interviews

Resume

School Selection

Waitlist Strategy

Work Experience

Investment Banking Analyst

J.P. Morgan

January 2023 - Present

Corporate & Investment Banking Summer Analyst

J.P. Morgan

June 2022 - Present

Hunter Rawlings Presidential Research Scholar

Cornell University

July 2021 - Present

The Hunter R. Rawlings III Cornell Presidential Research Scholars program selects highly motivated students and provides them with the opportunity to conduct financially supported, faculty-mentored research throughout their undergraduate years. Students are encouraged to pursue their intellectual interests through research in any area of study including the Humanities, Physical and Biological Sciences, Social Sciences, Arts and Engineering. Selected RCPRS students have demonstrated academic excellence in addition to personal characteristics necessary to becoming a great researcher. My fully-funded research utilizes Aihwa Ong and Leti Volpp’s anthropological and sociological framework of cultural citizenship to assess how the absence of it contributes to Asian American political alienation, and thus, social/political invisibility. Specifically, I am investigating Chinese Americans to analyze how despite their legal citizenship, the lack of cultural citizenship allows violence against Asian Americans to flourish.

Education

Cornell University

Bachelor's Degree, Major: Government, Minors in Business and Asian American Studies

2019 - 2023

Grade: GPA: 4.193, Phi Beta Kappa (Junior Inductee), Magna Cum Laude Activities and societies: Awarded both the Clyde A. Duniway and Sherman-Bennett prize for my thesis, "On Relational Belonging and Second-Generation Vietnamese and Chinese American Political Participation." Chosen to speak at the Cornell Government major commencement on May 26, 2023. Cornell Undergraduate Law and Society Review, Parole Preparation Project at Cornell

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