Min Choi

I left Goldman Sachs to start an education consulting firm. My motivation to leave my job at one of the most prestigious global financial services firms was simple: the best decision I had ever made in my life was to move to the U.S to study at an Ivy League institution. I wanted to help young stud ...

I left Goldman Sachs to start an education consulting firm. My motivation to leave my job at one of the most prestigious global financial services firms was simple: the best decision I had ever made in my life was to move to the U.S to study at an Ivy League institution. I wanted to help young students see that the choices they make in their teens do make a huge difference in their later life and educate them that the opportunities open to someone with an Ivy League degree are almost unlimited.

I firmly believe that success is a life time journey and the process of gaining admission to an elite school should start not when a student is a senior in high school, but it should start as early as kindergarten. My admissions counseling service extends to young parents and children so that they can successfully follow a long-term Ivy League plan, while most of admissions counseling firms only offer short-term plans.