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Scholar 01

E. Gayus

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In His Words

"Working with Marius was one of the most valuable decisions I made during my graduate school application journey. What stood out was not simply his understanding of the admissions process, but his ability to help me see my own experiences in a different light. Through our conversations, I gained clarity about my academic interests and the unique perspective I could bring to public health. Rather than telling me what admissions committees wanted to hear, he challenged me to think deeply about my motivations and communicate them authentically. That process gave me far greater confidence in my application and in myself. I was subsequently admitted to Harvard University's Master of Public Health programme, and I remain grateful for the guidance and strategic insight he provided throughout the journey."

— E. Gayus, Harvard MPH '26

Scholar 02

S. Meribole

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In His Words

"Applying to a world-class university can feel overwhelming, particularly when there is so much conflicting advice about what makes a successful application. Marius helped cut through that noise. He took the time to understand my background and aspirations, then worked with me to develop a clear and coherent application strategy. What I appreciated most was that he never tried to impose a story on me. Instead, he helped me discover and articulate my own. His guidance gave me confidence at every stage of the process, from refining my academic goals to preparing my application materials. Receiving an offer from UCL was an incredible moment, and I am deeply thankful for the support and mentorship that helped make it possible."

— S. Meribole, UCL MSc

Scholar 03

H. Shobule

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In Her Words

"Before working with Marius, I knew where I wanted to go, but I was not entirely sure how to present my experiences and ambitions in a way that reflected who I was. His approach was thoughtful and highly personalised. He encouraged me to think beyond the application itself and focus on the broader trajectory I wanted to build for my academic and professional future. Through that process, I developed a much clearer sense of purpose and confidence. What I valued most was his genuine investment in my success and his willingness to challenge me to think more critically about my goals. Receiving offers from both LSE and LSHTM was a proud milestone, and I credit much of my growth during that period to the mentorship and strategic guidance I received."

— H. Shobule, LSE