Aaron is a Stanford University student majoring in biology and minoring in education. On campus, he serves as president of the Cardinal Health Education Collaborative and is an Ignite Fellow with Teach For America. He has conducted research with the Department of Orthopedic Surgery for the past three years and actively volunteers at the Palo Alto VA Medical Center, Stanford Children’s Health, and Cardinal Free Clinics.
Aaron scored in the 99th percentile on the MCAT, which he took after his sophomore year of college, and he understands firsthand what it takes to master the exam efficiently and strategically. His teaching approach emphasizes building a deep understanding of core concepts rather than relying on memorization, enabling students to think like test makers and feel confident on exam day. He is passionate about helping each student reach their full potential and approach the MCAT with clarity, confidence, and a strategy tailored to their goals.
Undergraduate: Stanford University
MCAT Total: 523 (99th percentile)
Aaron loves playing basketball, pickleball, and volleyball. He is also currently learning how to DJ.
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