Hello! I am a first year medical student at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School, and am a recent graduate of Washington University in St. Louis where I studied Computational Biology & Genomics and Global Health. Though I'm pursuing a career in medicine, I come from a family of educators and have always loved teaching and tutoring others. I took the MCAT in August 2018 and achieved a score of 523 (99th percentile) with a perfect 132 on CARS. I have 3 years of experience tutoring Algebra and SAT math and reading, as well as SAT Math II. While at WashU I led student study groups in physics as a peer mentor and tutored classmates in MCAT. Studying methods and skills are unique to each of us, and as someone who's tried them all I love working with a student to help them figure out what works best for them!

I have tutored in Algebra and SAT/ACT for years. These are great strengths of mine, as evidenced by my scores of 800 in SAT reading and math I&II. I am an excellent standardized test taker and love to pass on my methods and tips to help others achieve high results. I have over 200 hours of tutoring experience for SAT and ACT.

I majored in Biology in college and maintained a high level of success in numerous upper level biology courses, such as cell biology, human physiology, physiological control systems, eukaryotic genomes, cancer biology, and many more. I have worked with multiple students on preparing for the AP Biology exam.

I took the MCAT in August 2018 and achieved a score of 523 (99th percentile):
130 (97th percentile) on Chem/Phys, 132 (100th) on CARS, 130 (96th) on Bio/Biochem, and 131 (99th) on Psych/Soc.

I took 10 weeks to study independently for the MCAT, though the bulk of my prep was done in 6, and devised my own unique prep plan to follow during that time, which is broken up into 4 general phases: first pass through content, review and familiarization, practice and FAQ review, and stamina preparation. Testing and studying are individual to each of us - what works for one person may not work for a