I am a recent graduate from the University of Texas with a degree in Cellular and Molecular Biology. In addition to my work in biology, I am also a certified EMT and volunteer EMT instructor. Having graduated from EMT school before high school, I immersed myself in EMS throughout my college career, working at events such as Austin City Limits to vaccine clinics in Austin in response to COVID-19. In addition to my experience as an EMT, I have also had the privilege of mentoring undergraduate students as they make their way through college. I have taught a wide variety of subjects, ranging from ethics and critical thinking to EMT skills.

Having taken the MCAT and scoring a 519 (130/129/130/130) for the 2021 exam year, I am knowledgeable of high-yield strategies for taking the MCAT. Though I had not taken several subjects for years up until that point, I self-studied and reviewed these subjects in order to do well on the exam. Couple this with experience in tailoring education to individual students, and I can help guide you to study techniques that work for you as you make your journey through the MCAT process.

I will be happy to help you find techniques that work for you in addition to looking at your current activities for insight into what more you could do to boost your medical school application. I want to benefit you in the most meaningful ways possible, beyond just studying for the MCAT. Feel free to shoot me a message, and we can get started as soon as possible.