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Scholarship Negotiation Intensive
$650 / $500 add-on
Standalone at $650, or $500 when added to the Full Application Package. Included with the Full Cycle Package.
Law School Admissions Consulting
Bonnie B. Henderson, Esq. helps applicants build a stronger file — and negotiate for the aid that can make law school possible. This is admissions consulting, not legal advice.
Woman-owned and mom-owned. Based in Freehold / Monmouth County, New Jersey. Work is remote across the United States.
The differentiator
In 2016, Bonnie successfully negotiated a full-tuition, three-year scholarship and books for herself at Drexel Kline Law with an LSAT of 152. She is now Bonnie B. Henderson, Esq., admitted in New Jersey and North Carolina, and ready to help others pursue strong scholarship outcomes.
She does not claim insider admissions-committee experience. She claims a file she had to fight for — and the judgment of someone who has been on both sides of a hard number.
Featured work
Offers can move. Timing, tone, and a clear ask matter. Bonnie built this practice around the part of the cycle many applicants treat as an afterthought.
Featured
$650 / $500 add-on
Standalone at $650, or $500 when added to the Full Application Package. Included with the Full Cycle Package.
Start here
20–30 min
A working conversation about your numbers, timeline, and whether this practice is a fit. No pitch deck.
Most complete
$4,650
Full Application scope plus waitlist/LOCI, interview prep, scholarship negotiation, and decision counseling through deposit.
How the work goes
A free 20–30 minute call. Bring LSAT/GPA if you have them, a draft if you have one, and the schools already on your mind.
Hourly work, a single intensive, or a package. Payment plans are available on packages of $2,650 and above: 50% / 25% / 25%.
Essays, resume, school list, and interviews first. Scholarship negotiation when offers — or a waitlist — give you something to work with.
Who this is for
First-time applicants, career-changers, and people who already have a draft that is not doing the work. If your LSAT is not the number you wanted, that is not disqualifying here. Bonnie’s own story started at 152.
This practice does not replace a law school’s admissions office, a financial-aid office, or a lawyer on a character-and-fitness matter. It is consulting on the application and the scholarship conversation.