In my own college application process, I applied to and was accepted to MIT, Harvard and Berkeley MET (2-3% acceptance rate).

While at MIT, I co-led MIT's student government, drove climate action campaigns across campus, and worked on a few companies. You can read more about my success at MIT in this MIT News Article. After MIT, I worked at McKinsey & Company in London and then started Sophos.

Feel free to Google me to learn more about my background.

Since graduating college, I have been helping STEM-focused students receive admission to top schools like MIT, CalTech, Georgia Tech, etc.​

By the end of high school, I had started a company that won competitions in California and Massachusetts, coded for an MIT Professor the summer before senior year, received my first patent by age 17 and been featured in a documentary called "CodeGirl". I know the world of applying to top  schools intimately. You can watch my MIT Maker Portfolio below. It is all of this personal experience allows me to challenge students be outrageously bold and punchy in the extracurricular milestones they reach and ultimately in the essays they write.