Grace graduated from the University of Southern California with a bachelor of arts degree in psychology and a master of science degree in neuroimaging and informatics. She has worked on basic and clinical research in neuroscience, psychiatry, social bias, and nutrition. Additionally, she is the CSO of a nonprofit dedicated to translating dense research into accessible health education. These experiences allow Grace to help students gain the critical thinking and application skills needed to tackle scientific MCAT passages with ease.
Grace’s tutoring approach emphasizes active engagement and a growth mindset. She considers each student’s strengths, weaknesses, and interests to tailor lessons that reinforce content knowledge, test-taking strategies, and enthusiasm for the learning process. Grace knows that studying for the MCAT can be daunting, so she takes care to mitigate students’ MCAT-related anxiety by prioritizing tangible improvement, helping students develop time management skills, and encouraging them throughout their journey.
Undergraduate: University of Southern California
520 (97th percentile)
Grace loves going on adventures! She has gone solo camping at the Grand Canyon and Big Sur, and she has lived on a houseboat!
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