Mason Wooden, admissions consultant

Mason Wooden

Law school admissions consultant for nontraditional applicants

Admissions Consultant$70 to $150 an hour
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Hourly rate range$70 to $150 an hour
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CredentialsJD candidate, University of Pennsylvania Law School; MBA candidate, Wharton (2027); BS in Business Management

Mason Wooden is a law school admissions consultant who advises nontraditional applicants. He is a JD/MBA candidate at the University of Pennsylvania, studying at both Penn Law and Wharton. He took an unusual path into law school, business school and finance. His work history includes PJT Partners, Lazard, Sundance Bay and a bankruptcy law office. He has helped clients get into Penn Law. He helps with application strategy and essays.

What Mason helps with

Mason helps law school applicants plan their application and write their essays, especially those with nontraditional paths.

  • Building an application strategy
  • Writing law school essays
  • Standing out as a nontraditional applicant
  • Presenting an unconventional career path

Who Mason works with

Mason works with nontraditional law school applicants. These are people whose paths into law school do not follow the usual route. He has also helped clients who applied to the University of Pennsylvania Law School.

Background and qualifications

Mason is a JD/MBA candidate at the University of Pennsylvania, in both Penn Law and Wharton. He earned a BS in Business Management. He was president of the Penn Business Law Association and VP of the Wharton Restructuring and Distressed Investing Club. His work includes restructuring and special situations at PJT Partners, restructuring and liability management at Lazard, and real estate debt strategies at Sundance Bay. He also worked as a paralegal at a bankruptcy law office and in operations at a start-up.

Mason Wooden pricing

Hourly rate range
$70 to $150 an hour

Programs and services

  • Custom hourly sessions
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Mason Wooden has a 5.0 out of 5 rating from 8 reviews on Leland, as of September 2026.

The CoachVouch take

A current Penn JD/MBA candidate with a finance and restructuring background who advises nontraditional law school applicants.

Best for nontraditional applicants who want help with law school strategy and essays.

Common questions

How much does Mason Wooden charge?

Coaching with Mason runs $70 to $150 an hour. Message Mason from this page for an exact quote.

What does Mason Wooden help with?

Mason Wooden helps with building an application strategy, writing law school essays, standing out as a nontraditional applicant and presenting an unconventional career path.

Does Mason Wooden have reviews?

Mason Wooden has a 5.0 out of 5 rating from 8 reviews on Leland, as of September 2026.

Is Mason Wooden certified?

Mason Wooden lists: JD candidate, University of Pennsylvania Law School; MBA candidate, Wharton (2027); BS in Business Management.

Does Mason Wooden work with nontraditional applicants?

Yes. He focuses on nontraditional candidates and took an unconventional path into law school, business school and finance himself.

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