I graduated from Emory University in 2017 with a B.S. in Biology. I achieved a 4.0/4.0 GPA, graduated with Phi Beta Kappa honors, and was ranked in the top 1% of my entire undergraduate class.

Afterwards, I attended the University of Maryland School of Medicine and am set to receive my M.D. in May 2023. I was awarded the Outstanding Research Award by my medical school for placing in the top 10% of my class for scientific research productivity. I have been fortunate to win several national awards and publish over 30+ research publications (including 10+ first-authorships, PubMed Indexed). Recently, I matched into Diagnostic Radiology at my top choice, the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, and will be starting my residency in June! Over the past admissions cycle, I was fortunate to interview at nearly half of the programs ranked nationally in the Top 20.

My initial mentorship journey began in college when I would regularly tutor my peers as a Teaching Assistant in Biology, Chemistry, and Biochemistry. After being accepted to medical school, I eventually fell in love with seeing my students not only succeed in the classroom but also achieve their own admissions dreams. I have guided numerous students over the years through AMCAS cycles (i.e., editing personal statements, primaries, secondaries, and interview prep) and have even served on the Admissions Committee at my medical school. I aspire to build upon these skills to further aid my clients in achieving their college, medical school, and residency match dreams.