I am a recent graduate from Washington University in St. Louis and majored in Computational Biology & Genomics. I was also admitted into medical school. At WashU, I was a teacher's assistant for the Introductory Biology course, which resembles the AP Biology course. In this position, I conducted office hours where students would ask questions about practice problems or about the course material. I led problem-solving sessions and guided a small group of students through difficult example problems. I enjoy teaching students how to approach the course material, not just solving specific problems. In this position, I learned how to work with students of various learning styles and background knowledge.

I am offering mentorship for high school and college students on the premedical track and tutoring in application essay writing and proofreading, biology, chemistry, math, and MCAT study strategy. I enjoy helping students ideate and write their personal statements and other applications' essays. I can also provide assistance throughout the entire college and medical school application process with the activity list and essays.

Professionally, I have strategically participated in a variety of summer and semester-long internships and research opportunities and understand how to become a competitive applicant and show a commitment in the field you are interested in. Most notably, I participated in programs at the NIH and MD Anderson.