Biography
Gerald M. Bradshaw is a specialist in helping students gain admission to America’s top colleges, universities and law schools.
Mr. Bradshaw earned a double Bachelor of Arts Degree in 1973 in Political Science and Sociology at the University of California, Berkeley. He graduated with Distinction in General Scholarship.
Following Berkeley he was admitted to the law schools of Harvard, Yale, Stanford and The University Pennsylvania. He selected Harvard. He was recruited from law school during his first semester to a position of private employment and elected not to return to complete his degree.
Mr. Bradshaw is a member of the Harvard Club of Chicago and has served for several years on the Schools Committee interviewing applicants to Harvard. He left the Schools Committee after opening his private practice in college consultancy.
Mr. Bradshaw has written for a variety of publications, including the Letters section of the Wall Street Journal and Aviation Week & Space Technology. He has served on the boards of editorial advisors on several newspapers to address education issues and innovative instructional methods for secondary students. He has for the last four years written the Educated Advice column at the Post-Tribune, Merrillville, Indiana.
Mr. Bradshaw is also a freelance writer and is available for speaking.
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