"I'm a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, where I earned my degree in Bioengineering. As a first-generation college student with at 4.6 high school GPA my academic and professional journey has been shaped by perseverance and a deep commitment to education. I've worked in the biotech industry in Boston and am excited to begin medical school this July. My academic foundation is built on rigorous STEM coursework combined with hands-on, real-world experience. I offer tutoring support across biology, chemistry, physics, and math—from middle school through college-level material. In addition, I specialize in test preparation for the SAT, ACT (Scored in the 98th percentile), AP, and IB exams, as well as mentorship in college admissions, including essay guidance, interview preparation, and overall application strategy.

With over three years of experience in both one-on-one and group instruction, my teaching background is diverse and well-rounded. I’ve served as a Teaching Assistant for a 150-student engineering ethics course, where I led weekly recitations, designed and graded assignments, and held regular office hours. I’ve also mentored high school students from underrepresented backgrounds through pre-college summer programs, focusing on skills like time management, study strategies, and self-advocacy. My experience spans students from elementary through college, and I emphasize long-term learning strategies rather than quick fixes.

My approach to teaching is student-centered, flexible, and rooted in clarity, encouragement, and structure. I tailor every session to meet the unique goals and learning styles of each student. Whether we’re breaking down complex physics concepts, planning out a college application timeline, or building confidence in the classroom, I aim to create an environment that is both effective and empowering." less...