Paul Lin

Paul has 27 combined years of teaching and counseling experience, 12 in a university setting and 15 in college prep and educational consulting. He is a former professor of American Cultures and Asian Pacific American Studies at Loyola Marymount University and has also taught courses and advised students at UC Irvine. He has also delivered numerous conference papers around the country and published a scholarly article on James Joyce and Irish colonial subjectivity.

Given his extensive experience, Paul has a deep understanding of what colleges are looking for in a student. As an admissions consultant, he takes a direct, honest, and strategic approach with his students. His objective is always to guide students toward the college that’s the best fit for them—rather than simply the best-known—believing this will better prepare them for future success.

Paul's recent college placements include, but are not limited to, Harvard, Yale, Stanford, MIT, Columbia, Penn, Brown, Cornell, JHU, Caltech, Chicago, Carnegie Mellon, Berkeley, UCLA, USC, Pomona, and more.

In his free time, Paul enjoys traveling, good food, and learning about wine.