Network
Knowing what to say, how to frame it, and why it matters to the people reading it — that's the difference between a rejection and an offer.
What I had and what I got
Chapter 01: Getting In
Chapter 02: Getting the Job
Investment Management
The right framing will take you to places where you have always wanted to.
This is what I did →See it for yourself
Hear from me:
Why Prepmaster
You work directly with me
Not a junior associate, not an AI tool, not a template. Every session is with me. Every output goes through me.
End to end, one person
Resume, SOP, interview prep, and networking. One consistent point of contact across all of it. No handoffs, no gaps.
Limited spots, deliberately
I take a small cohort each cycle. Not because I have to. Because the quality of the work depends on it.
School-specific intel
You tell me where you are and where you want to be. I tell you what I actually think.
Unlimited revisions
I iterate until it's right. Not until a session count runs out. The work is done when it works.
Final sanity check
Every application goes through a full review before submission. No loose ends, no missed opportunities.
Every application is a product. I design yours from scratch.
| Phase | What I do | What you provide | Output |
|---|---|---|---|
01 |
Your raw story I map all elements of your background: grades, gaps, timeline, and the parts you think disqualify you. |
Transcripts, CV, personal context, anything relevant. |
Material audit |
02 |
The edit What stays. What goes. What gets reframed. I add the element of fiction that every great application needs. |
Your goals and target programmes or roles. |
Narrative strategy |
03 |
The product An application so clear, so specific, so deliberate. There is no reason to say no. |
One round of review and sign-off. |
Final application |
What I offer
Resume
SOP & LOR
GMAT, GRE & Language Exams
College-Specific Knowledge
Networking & Post-Admission
Worth saying out loud
I practice what I preach.
How it works
Discovery call
30 min. You tell me where you are and where you want to be. I tell you what I actually think. No pitch, no pressure.
Profile audit
Grades, work, gaps, extracurriculars. I find what the story is built around and what needs to be addressed head-on.
School list and strategy
Targeted programs, each chosen with a reason. Every application positioned differently for each school.
Building the documents
Resume, SOP, LOR. Written from scratch, iterated until they say exactly what needs to be said.
Interview preparation
I run the mock interviews myself. Not outsourced, not delegated. No surprises on the day.
Offer and beyond
Job market positioning starts before you land. The network is already warm by the time you arrive.
Listen from the people themselves
"I came in with an engineering background and a CFA Level 1, but no clear idea of how to position myself for quant finance programs. Hrush helped me connect the dots, making the CFA central to my narrative rather than just a line on my CV. He built a school-specific strategy for Imperial and LSE, tailoring how I presented my profile to match what each program was actually looking for. I got into both."
"Honestly didn't know where to start. Fresh out of undergrad, no work experience, applying to competitive CS programs. It felt like I was missing a key piece everyone else had. Hrush sat down with me, looked at my profile and just said 'here's what you're working with, here's how we use it.' Helped me figure out which programs actually made sense for my profile and how to position my extracurriculars properly. Ended up at NYU for CS."
"I wasn't looking for someone to write my application for me. I wanted to think it through properly, and that's what working with Hrush was. We built the narrative for my CMU Masters application from scratch. Long conversations, a lot of back and forth, rewriting until it actually said something. I got in. Then decided to stay for a PhD."
"Hrush helped me get into LSE for MSc Finance. That was phase one. Phase two started the moment I landed in London. Breaking into finance here as an international student is a different game entirely, and having someone with real connections in the city who's actively helping me navigate it is something I didn't expect when I first reached out."
"Balancing a full-time role at Bank of America while pushing through CFA Level 3 doesn't leave a lot of room for anything else. What Hrush brought wasn't just structure. It was perspective. He understood the finance world I was already in. The SOP work has been the most valuable part. It's forced me to articulate things about my career trajectory that I'd never had to put into words before."
"Hrush understands the quant space in a way that's rare among people doing admissions and career consulting. He knows what these programs are actually looking for, and more importantly, he knows what the job looks like on the other side. When he asked me to be part of his network I didn't hesitate. The candidates he works with are serious."
"Tech in banking is its own world. Breaking in requires knowing where to look, who to talk to, how to position yourself. I'm part of Hrush's network because I think the students he works with should have access to someone who's been through that path recently. The conversation doesn't have to start from zero when you have the right people around you."
"Most consulting services stop at the application. You get in, they move on. What Hrush is building is different. It's a network that stays useful long after the offer letter. Being at UBS and being part of this means the people he works with have a real point of contact in the industry, not just a name on a list."
"Frankfurt School doesn't get talked about enough in the same breath as LBS or LSE, but for anyone serious about quant finance in Europe it absolutely should. Hrush understands that, which is part of why I'm in his network. I went through the application process, came out the other side, and now I'm trading."
"I came in with an engineering background and a CFA Level 1, but no clear idea of how to position myself for quant finance programs. Hrush helped me connect the dots, making the CFA central to my narrative rather than just a line on my CV. He built a school-specific strategy for Imperial and LSE, tailoring how I presented my profile to match what each program was actually looking for. I got into both."
"Honestly didn't know where to start. Fresh out of undergrad, no work experience, applying to competitive CS programs. It felt like I was missing a key piece everyone else had. Hrush sat down with me, looked at my profile and just said 'here's what you're working with, here's how we use it.' Helped me figure out which programs actually made sense for my profile and how to position my extracurriculars properly. Ended up at NYU for CS."
"I wasn't looking for someone to write my application for me. I wanted to think it through properly, and that's what working with Hrush was. We built the narrative for my CMU Masters application from scratch. Long conversations, a lot of back and forth, rewriting until it actually said something. I got in. Then decided to stay for a PhD."
"Hrush helped me get into LSE for MSc Finance. That was phase one. Phase two started the moment I landed in London. Breaking into finance here as an international student is a different game entirely, and having someone with real connections in the city who's actively helping me navigate it is something I didn't expect when I first reached out."
"Balancing a full-time role at Bank of America while pushing through CFA Level 3 doesn't leave a lot of room for anything else. What Hrush brought wasn't just structure. It was perspective. He understood the finance world I was already in. The SOP work has been the most valuable part. It's forced me to articulate things about my career trajectory that I'd never had to put into words before."
"Hrush understands the quant space in a way that's rare among people doing admissions and career consulting. He knows what these programs are actually looking for, and more importantly, he knows what the job looks like on the other side. When he asked me to be part of his network I didn't hesitate. The candidates he works with are serious."
"Tech in banking is its own world. Breaking in requires knowing where to look, who to talk to, how to position yourself. I'm part of Hrush's network because I think the students he works with should have access to someone who's been through that path recently. The conversation doesn't have to start from zero when you have the right people around you."
"Most consulting services stop at the application. You get in, they move on. What Hrush is building is different. It's a network that stays useful long after the offer letter. Being at UBS and being part of this means the people he works with have a real point of contact in the industry, not just a name on a list."
"Frankfurt School doesn't get talked about enough in the same breath as LBS or LSE, but for anyone serious about quant finance in Europe it absolutely should. Hrush understands that, which is part of why I'm in his network. I went through the application process, came out the other side, and now I'm trading."