DéJeune Antoine
Expert Coach
Years of admissions experience
10
Credentials Highlight
Harvard JD/MBA alum, Life sciences licensing attorney, Former Accenture management consultant
DéJeune is a practicing attorney who works at the intersection of business, law, and healthcare. She holds degrees in science, engineering, business, and law and has worked in the telecommunications, health care and financial services industries. A scientist at heart, DéJeune approaches admissions coaching from a place of curiosity to help craft a compelling application that authentically and dynamically represents each applicant, and her interdisciplinary background uniquely positions her to work with applicants from a wide range of backgrounds.
DéJeune is an alumnae of Harvard’s JD/MBA program and has helped prospective students gain admission to various MBA programs, including HBS, Booth, and Kellogg. She was a Management Leadership for Tomorrow (MLT) MBA Prep Fellow and has coached and mentored other MLT fellows.
Outside of work, DéJeune is a proud New Orleanian and lover of soul music, and she is almost always planning her next trip or international retreat.
Q & A
What's your coaching superpower?
I want my clients to win! So I listen actively and I ask the hard questions that lead to those beautiful “aha” moments of self-discovery. From there, we can work together to build a narrative and application that give you your best shot at gaining acceptance to your desired MBA program.
What’s your top piece of advice for admissions candidates?
Tell the story that only you can tell. There are aspects of your identity and experience that work together to create a compelling admissions application. Focus on those things and don’t be afraid to dig deep.
Interested in working with DéJeune?
Although we cannot guarantee your preferred coach selection because of workload capacity, we will always do our best to match you up with the coach of your choice if you have a specific request. You may indicate your preference when you sign up for a free consultation.