I graduated from UC Berkeley with a degree in Computer Science after transferring from community college, where I was admitted to every UC I applied to as a CS major. That experience — navigating impacted majors, articulation agreements, TAG eligibility, and writing Personal Insight Questions as a technical student — is something I now help others do successfully.
For students pursuing CS or STEM transfers to any UC, I offer targeted, specific guidance that generic counselors can't. I know...
I graduated from UC Berkeley with a degree in Computer Science after transferring from community college, where I was admitted to every UC I applied to as a CS major. That experience — navigating impacted majors, articulation agreements, TAG eligibility, and writing Personal Insight Questions as a technical student — is something I now help others do successfully.
For students pursuing CS or STEM transfers to any UC, I offer targeted, specific guidance that generic counselors can't. I know what Berkeley, UCLA, UCSD, and Davis actually look for in transfer applicants, how to position your technical coursework and projects, and how to write PIQs that feel authentic rather than formulaic. I work one-on-one, reading your actual essays and giving direct feedback, not generic advice.
On the CS and coding side, I tutor Python, machine learning fundamentals, data science, and general computer science coursework. I've helped peers work through everything from intro programming to ML concepts, and I focus on building real understanding rather than just getting through homework. My approach is direct and practical — I explain things the way I wish someone had explained them to me.
Sessions are one-on-one and tailored to exactly where you are and where you want to go.
