Having graduated from Washington University in Saint Louis with a major in Biology and a minor in Psychology, I have developed a solid foundation in the sciences and a deep understanding of the intricacies of the human body. Additionally, I have served as general chemistry mentor for over three years and a biology teaching assistant. This multidisciplinary knowledge allows me to provide comprehensive and well-rounded support to my students as they navigate the MCAT content.

On a personal note, I have played for my school's club soccer team, ran a few half-marathons, enjoy creating beats and melodies, and enjoyed the social experiences from my fraternity, Alpha Delta Phi. I am passionate about teaching and education because it grants me the opportunity to use translational science and biology to not only educate my students, but to also be educated by them through all of their unique perspectives and stories.

My collaborative teaching approach involves tailoring my teaching methods to meet the individual needs of students by first listening, creating a supportive and engaging learning environment, and working together to achieve your goals. I believe that my strong content knowledge, combined with my experience in drastically improving my own MCAT score, uniquely positions me to guide and support students in their MCAT preparation.