I am an MD/MSc candidate at the Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University and a Harvard University graduate (3.89 GPA). As a published researcher in cancer biology (Dana-Farber/Harvard) and a former Harvard Calculus Teaching Assistant, I specialize in helping students master high-stakes STEM subjects without the overwhelm.
Whether preparing for the MCAT or tackling high school STEM, I replace rote memorization with data-driven diagnostics and passage deconstruction. Having scored a...
I am an MD/MSc candidate at the Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University and a Harvard University graduate (3.89 GPA). As a published researcher in cancer biology (Dana-Farber/Harvard) and a former Harvard Calculus Teaching Assistant, I specialize in helping students master high-stakes STEM subjects without the overwhelm.
Whether preparing for the MCAT or tackling high school STEM, I replace rote memorization with data-driven diagnostics and passage deconstruction. Having scored a 515 on the MCAT (96th percentile in Chem/Phys) and 5s across AP Calculus and Computer Science, I teach students the exact pattern-recognition strategies needed to execute on test day.
My teaching experience ranges from 10th-grade Algebra and Chemistry to college Calculus and pre-med advising. I offer flexible evening 1-on-1 sessions, asynchronous application/essay reviews, and guaranteed 24-hour response windows for questions between sessions. Send me a message with your target goals, and let’s build a clear roadmap to reach them!
