Hello! I’m Taeeon, and I am a senior at Columbia University’s School of Engineering and Applied Science, where I study Biomedical Engineering. I currently have a 4.02 GPA, and I received A’s in coursework including linear algebra, ordinary differential equations, general chemistry, organic chemistry, molecular biology, and other graduate level engineering courses. Before Columbia, I graduated in the top of my class from Deerfield Academy, a rigorous boarding school in Massachusetts. These...
Hello! I’m Taeeon, and I am a senior at Columbia University’s School of Engineering and Applied Science, where I study Biomedical Engineering. I currently have a 4.02 GPA, and I received A’s in coursework including linear algebra, ordinary differential equations, general chemistry, organic chemistry, molecular biology, and other graduate level engineering courses. Before Columbia, I graduated in the top of my class from Deerfield Academy, a rigorous boarding school in Massachusetts. These experiences have given me a strong foundation in mathematics, chemistry, and biology, as well as the ability to explain complex topics clearly and effectively.
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