Abigail Hagan
PhD, MBA and college admissions consultant with early-career coaching
| Hourly rate range | $70 to $130 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | College admissionsMBA admissionsGrad school and PhDIvy League and top schoolsFinancial aid and scholarshipsTech careersConsulting and finance recruitingNew grads and studentsCareer change |
| Works with | Students and Professionals |
| Also coaches | Career coach |
| Credentials | Graduated with honors in Economics and Psychology; GRE score of 331 |
Abigail Hagan is an admissions consultant who helps students get into PhD, MBA, master's and undergraduate programs. She has coached 100+ clients into top STEM PhD, master's and undergraduate programs, including MD/PhD and dual-degree paths. She also helps early-career professionals land roles at firms like Amazon, BCG and Morgan Stanley. She works on PwC's AI Strategy team under the Chief AI Officer and scored 331 on the GRE.
What Abigail helps with
Abigail helps students plan and win admission to graduate and undergraduate programs. She also helps early-career professionals get hired at leading firms.
- Applying to PhD programs, including MD/PhD and dual-degree paths
- MBA applications, including deferred MBA programs
- Master's program applications
- FAFSA and scholarship applications
- High school and undergraduate class planning
- Building a clear admissions narrative
- Landing early-career roles at firms like Amazon, BCG and Capital One
- Breaking into AI careers
Who Abigail works with
Abigail works with high school and undergraduate students, people applying to PhD, master's and MBA programs, and early-career professionals. Her students have applied to schools such as Harvard, Stanford, Yale, Columbia, USC and the UC campuses. Her career clients target firms like Amazon, BCG, Capital One, Morgan Stanley and fast-growing startups.
Background and qualifications
Abigail graduated with honors in Economics and Psychology. She scored 331 on the GRE. She was admitted to Harvard Business School's 2+2 Deferred MBA Program, Columbia Business School's Deferred Enrollment Program and Yale's Silver Scholars Program. She now works on PwC's AI Strategy team under the Chief AI Officer. She has 5+ years of experience in coaching and the education market and has coached 100+ clients into top STEM PhD, master's and undergraduate programs.
Abigail Hagan pricing
Programs and services
- PhD programs admissions coaching
- MBA admissions coaching
- College admissions coaching
- Master's programs admissions coaching
- Career coaching
- Break into AI careers coaching
Abigail Hagan reviews
Abigail Hagan has a 5.0 out of 5 rating from 36 reviews on Leland, as of September 2026.
The CoachVouch take
She has been admitted to three top deferred MBA programs herself and works on PwC's AI Strategy team.
Best for students applying to top PhD, MBA or college programs, and early-career professionals aiming for AI or consulting roles.
Common questions
How much does Abigail Hagan charge?
Coaching with Abigail runs $70 to $130 an hour. Message Abigail from this page for an exact quote.
What does Abigail Hagan help with?
Abigail Hagan helps with applying to PhD programs, including MD/PhD and dual-degree paths, MBA applications, including deferred MBA programs, master's program applications and FAFSA and scholarship applications.
Does Abigail Hagan have reviews?
Abigail Hagan has a 5.0 out of 5 rating from 36 reviews on Leland, as of September 2026.
Is Abigail Hagan certified?
Abigail Hagan lists: Graduated with honors in Economics and Psychology; GRE score of 331.
Does Abigail Hagan help with scholarships and financial aid?
Yes. She guides high school and undergraduate students through FAFSA and scholarship applications. Many of her students have won full-ride scholarships.
Can Abigail help with a career move into AI?
Yes. She offers coaching on breaking into AI careers and works on PwC's AI Strategy team.
How do I contact Abigail Hagan?
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