Jamaal Glenn
MBA admissions consultant for Stanford, Harvard and Wharton applicants
| Hourly rate range | $70 to $145 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | |
| Also coaches | Career coach |
| Credentials | MBA, Stanford Graduate School of Business; Harvard Kennedy School graduate; U.S.-Spain Young Leaders Program fellow; GMF Marshall Memorial Fellowship; Obama Foundation Leaders Program |
| Practice | JG Holdings |
Jamaal Glenn is an MBA admissions consultant who helps applicants get into top business schools. He has helped more than 60 clients win admission to schools like Stanford GSB, HBS, and Wharton. Every one of them got into at least one of their top five choices. He earned degrees from Stanford and Harvard Kennedy School. He also worked as a Senior Admissions Consultant at The MBA Exchange and at Stratus Prep. He takes clients in Round 2 and beyond.
What Jamaal helps with
Jamaal helps applicants build strong MBA applications and handle other selective admissions. He also gives general career advice.
- MBA application strategy
- Ding analysis after a rejection
- Round 2 and later MBA applications
- Telling a specific, clear personal story
- College admissions
- Non-MBA grad school admissions
- Prestigious scholarships
- Professional fellowships
Who Jamaal works with
Jamaal works with MBA applicants aiming for top programs, including those applying in Round 2 and beyond. He also works with people going after other selective programs. These include college admissions, non-MBA grad school, scholarships, and professional fellowships.
How Jamaal works
Jamaal builds his coaching on three ideas. First, the person reading your application is human. Third, you must show how the school will be better off for choosing you. He sells coaching in hour packages, starting at 3 hours, and also offers custom hourly sessions for application strategy and ding analysis.
Background and qualifications
Jamaal holds degrees from Stanford GSB and Harvard Kennedy School. Before that, he studied at the University of Missouri and started his career on Wall Street. He later became an entrepreneur. He went on to manage hundreds of millions of dollars and start and grow organizations across sectors. As an admissions consultant, he worked as a Senior Admissions Consultant at The MBA Exchange and at Stratus Prep. He was also selected for the U.S.-Spain Young Leaders Program, the GMF Marshall Memorial Fellowship, and the Obama Foundation Leaders Program.
Jamaal Glenn pricing
Programs and services
- Coaching packages of 3 hours or more
- Coaching packages of 5 hours or more
- Custom hourly sessions
- Application strategy help
- Ding analysis
Jamaal Glenn reviews
Jamaal Glenn has a 5.0 out of 5 rating from 1 review on Leland, as of September 2026.
The CoachVouch take
He has helped more than 60 clients win MBA admission, and all of them got into at least one of their top five schools.
Best for MBA applicants aiming for schools like Stanford GSB, HBS, and Wharton who want a sharp, specific story.
Common questions
How much does Jamaal Glenn charge?
Coaching with Jamaal runs $70 to $145 an hour. Message Jamaal from this page for an exact quote.
What does Jamaal Glenn help with?
Jamaal Glenn helps with MBA application strategy, ding analysis after a rejection, round 2 and later MBA applications and telling a specific, clear personal story.
Does Jamaal Glenn have reviews?
Jamaal Glenn has a 5.0 out of 5 rating from 1 review on Leland, as of September 2026.
Is Jamaal Glenn certified?
Jamaal Glenn lists: MBA, Stanford Graduate School of Business; Harvard Kennedy School graduate; U.S.-Spain Young Leaders Program fellow; GMF Marshall Memorial Fellowship; Obama Foundation Leaders Program.
Does Jamaal Glenn help with applications other than the MBA?
Yes. He also coaches college admissions, non-MBA grad school admissions, prestigious scholarships, and professional fellowships.
Which MBA rounds does Jamaal Glenn take clients for?
He is working with clients in Round 2 and beyond.
How do I contact Jamaal Glenn?
Send Jamaal a message from this page. It's free and takes a minute.
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