Keatrice Robertson
Law school admissions consultant for non-traditional applicants
| Hourly rate range | $70 to $150 an hour |
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| Credentials | JD/MBA, Northwestern Pritzker School of Law and Kellogg School of Management; HBCU graduate |
Keatrice Robertson is a law school admissions consultant. She helps applicants shape their story, build a school list, and plan their application strategy. She worked in real estate and business management and ran her own business before law school. She applied twice, then earned a place in Northwestern's JD/MBA program. She later held a federal clerkship. Her own path gives her a clear view of what non-traditional applicants face.
What Keatrice helps with
Keatrice helps applicants turn their work history, goals, and background into a clear application story. She also helps them choose schools with a plan.
- Writing a law school personal statement
- Refreshing a law school resume
- Building a strategic school list
- Explaining a non-traditional background to law schools
- Finding recommenders outside the usual routes
- Planning overall application strategy
- Presenting yourself beyond LSAT and GPA numbers
Who Keatrice works with
Keatrice works with applicants who do not fit the typical law school mold. That includes people who are non-traditional, first-generation, or self-employed. It also includes people who are still figuring out their path and who are not coming straight from undergrad.
How Keatrice works
Keatrice offers packages built around specific parts of the application. One is a personal statement package with 2 hours of coaching. Another is a resume refresh with 1 hour 30 minutes of coaching. She also offers add-on coaching and revisions, plus custom hourly sessions on application strategy and essays.
Background and qualifications
Keatrice worked in real estate and business management before law school. She was self-employed and built her career on her own. She applied to law school twice. On her second try she won an LSAC fee waiver appeal and worked with a coach who had attended a similar school. She went on to Northwestern Pritzker School of Law and Kellogg School of Management as a JD/MBA student. She started as a JD student and later moved into the JD/MBA program. She also completed a federal clerkship with the United States Courts. She is an HBCU graduate.
Keatrice Robertson pricing
Programs and services
- Law school personal statement package (2 hours)
- Law school resume refresh (1 hour 30 minutes)
- Additional coaching and revisions (1 hour)
- Custom hourly coaching on application strategy and essays
Keatrice Robertson reviews
Keatrice Robertson has a 5.0 out of 5 rating from 3 reviews on Leland, as of September 2026.
The CoachVouch take
She is a Northwestern JD/MBA who applied to law school twice and came from self-employment, not a traditional path.
Best for non-traditional or first-generation law school applicants who want help telling their story with a clear strategy.
Common questions
How much does Keatrice Robertson charge?
Coaching with Keatrice runs $70 to $150 an hour. Message Keatrice from this page for an exact quote.
What does Keatrice Robertson help with?
Keatrice Robertson helps with writing a law school personal statement, refreshing a law school resume, building a strategic school list and explaining a non-traditional background to law schools.
Does Keatrice Robertson have reviews?
Keatrice Robertson has a 5.0 out of 5 rating from 3 reviews on Leland, as of September 2026.
Is Keatrice Robertson certified?
Keatrice Robertson lists: JD/MBA, Northwestern Pritzker School of Law and Kellogg School of Management; HBCU graduate.
Does Keatrice Robertson work with non-traditional law school applicants?
Yes. She came to law school after working in real estate and running her own business. She helps applicants explain their background clearly and with strategy.
Can Keatrice help with a law school personal statement?
Yes. She offers a personal statement package with 2 hours of coaching. She also offers add-on coaching and revisions.
How do I contact Keatrice Robertson?
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