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Healthcare
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Imperial College
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Now, having secured admission in just two and a half months after reaching out once again to Round One—whom I worked with six years ago for my business school applications—as I challenge myself in my mid-30s to pursue a second master’s degree at a top overseas university I had long admired, I am filled with both disbelief and deep gratitude for the fast, outstanding support I received.
About five years have passed since I graduated from business school, successfully changed careers, and began working in a new industry. As I looked ahead to how this industry may evolve, I felt a strong need to acquire additional, related specialized knowledge.
I happened to find a master’s program at a top overseas university—an institution I had admired since my undergraduate days—that could be completed while continuing to work, with several short trips abroad. I therefore contacted Round One. Ms. Emma Round, whom I trust implicitly after having worked with her during my business school applications, kindly made time for approximately four intensive sessions over the course of one month. Using late-night hours in Japan, we moved at lightning speed to update my CV and review and check my application documents. After submitting my application, I received an offer of admission in about one month.
The quality of Round One’s editing and the excellence of their services go without saying, and many others have already written about them, so there is no need to emphasize them again here. What I would like to highlight, however, is that by once again relying on a counselor who knows my background and strengths extremely well, and by receiving support from a continuous, long-term perspective—starting with refining previously developed materials such as my CV—I was able to secure admission smoothly, in a short period of time, and without any impact on my work.
I strongly recommend using Round One’s services not only for business school applications, but also after graduation—for navigating various internal and external programs, and even in cases like mine where you plan to attend a second school.
