"I’ve always believed that learning should be an enjoyable and empowering journey, and I’m here to support you at every step. My background includes a degree in Biomedical Engineering with a minor in Computational Medicine from Johns Hopkins University, where I was honored to be a Hodson-Gilliam success scholar. I’m currently pursuing my PhD in Biomedical Engineering at Washington University in St. Louis, and over the years, I’ve been fortunate to achieve strong performance on standardized tests (1580 on the SAT, 36 on the ACT, and 99th percentile on the GRE) and receive multiple honors, including membership in the National Honor Society and the National Merit Scholars program. Presenting my research at international conferences has been an amazing experience, and I’m passionate about bringing that expertise to help you reach your academic goals.

Having tutored for more than nine years, I love finding creative, down-to-earth ways to make challenging STEM topics feel more approachable. My teaching style is personalized and focuses on helping you internalize complex concepts so you can approach any problem with greater confidence. Whether it’s improving grades in a single class or building a solid foundation for future studies, I’ll tailor each session to your needs and learning style. Drawing on my research experience in Microbiology, Computer Vision, Machine Learning, Physiology, Metabolic Diseases, Data Science, and Computational Medicine, I aim to make our lessons relevant and interesting. Together, we’ll find a path that allows you to flourish academically and feel excited about learning every step of the way." less...