About Me

Anna Ivey founded Ivey Consulting to help applicants of all backgrounds navigate selective college and law school admissions in the U.S. Raised in Germany and educated in Massachusetts, she earned her BA in History from Columbia (with a year at Cambridge University, where she won the Newnham Prize for distinguished undergraduate work) and her law degree from the University of Chicago, where she served on the Law Review and researched Constitutional and Cyberlaw topics under Professor Lawrence Lessig.

After practicing law in Los Angeles, Anna returned to the University of Chicago, ultimately becoming Dean of Admissions at the Law School, before moving into development at Stanford and then founding Ivey Consulting. She's the author of The Ivey Guide to Law School Admissions and co-author of How to Prepare a Standout College Application, and co-founded the nonprofit Service to School, which mentors transitioning military veterans through college and graduate school admissions.

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