Stanford Student offering College Counseling + SAT Math Tutoring

Ishaan G.

Hello Everyone! My name is Ishaan and I am a student at Stanford University studying Economics, but possibly am looking to pick either a double major or minor in Computer Science or Public Policy. I am well experienced in the college admissions process, as through my work in high school, I was able to earn admission into numerous top colleges, such as Stanford, UCLA, USC, and the Regents and Chancellor's Scholarship at UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business.

Throughout high school, I was heavily involved both in and out of the classroom. My strong academics were shown through my high test scores, especially in math (SAT Math Score [780/800] and Perfect PSAT Math Score [760/760]), and maintaining high grades to be given the honor of being the Salutatorian of my high school. Stepping outside of the classroom, my work in financial literacy and other community based projects led to me earning acceptances to numerous Fortune 500 internship programs (Bank of America, Morgan Stanley), top accolades (FBLA 2x National Winner, U.S. Congressional App Winner, NHD California Gold Medalist, Morgan Stanley Client Transaction Pitch Finalist, etc.), and even having the opportunity of speaking at the United States Capitol.

The college admissions process has been getting increasingly difficult over the years, and having a carefully crafted holistic application ensures the best shot at earning admission. With my qualifications and experience, I am glad to help students navigate this process, whether that's college planning or giving advice on how to form their application for top colleges.

Colleges have also been starting to reinstate standardized testing as a requirement, and receiving a high score on tests such as the SAT has become more important than ever. I myself have earned 99th percentile scores in both the PSAT and SAT math, and would be more than happy to help students master this section.

Please feel free to schedule a session so we can discuss how I can assist your student in being successful. Thank you!