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Mariana Goldlust
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Mariana Goldlust

About

Hi there! My name is Mariana Goldlust, and I am a recent graduate from Cornell University’s School of Industrial & Labor Relations. I have six years of experience in college advising and standardized test prep, where I've helped 20+ students gain acceptance letters to Ivy League and Top 20 universities. Whether you are seeking personal statement guidance, school-specific insight, or interview prep, I look forward to supporting you as your maximize your college admissions potential.

Mariana helped students get into:
Northwestern UniversityUniversity of Pennsylvania
Wellesley CollegeCornell University
Brown UniversityColumbia University
Emory UniversityUniversity of Michigan
Northwestern University
University of Pennsylvania
Wellesley College
Cornell University
Brown University
Columbia University
Emory University
University of Michigan
Mariana helps with…
Majors & Careers
Extracurriculars
Building a School List
Transfers
College Interviews
Jobs & Internships
Highly Selective College Admissions
New York, NY
6 years of experience
Cornell University – BS | Industrial and Labor Relations
Fun Facts
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First job
McKinsey & Company

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Favorite subject in school
Business Strategy

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Favorite TV show
Gilmore Girls, Suits, Ted Lasso

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Favorite food
Sushi

Recent reviews

5.0(5 reviews)

“Mariana is absolutely AMAZING! She guided me through the entire process and never failed to make herself available when I needed it. I was able to get into my #1 choice with her help. She's energetic, understanding, and absolutely committed to your success - everything I could have hoped for!"

Aryan B.

“Mariana is so helpful. She interacted with me with good manners and answered my questions fully. Thanks, Mariana."

Zipporah I.
New York, NY
6 years of experience
Cornell University – BS | Industrial and Labor Relations
Fun Facts
💼
First job
McKinsey & Company

📓
Favorite subject in school
Business Strategy

📺
Favorite TV show
Gilmore Girls, Suits, Ted Lasso

🍴
Favorite food
Sushi
Tips for success
1. Prepare for your first session
Plan out the questions and topics you'd like to discuss. If you'd like to work together in the long term, discuss expectations for each other.