Kristiana graduated Summa Cum Laude from the University of South Florida in 2018 with degrees in Biomedical Sciences and Physics and is currently a medical student at Baylor College of Medicine. At the University of South Florida, she was heavily involved with cancer research projects and biophysics projects which she presented at different research conferences.
Kristiana also served as a social justice peer educator, leader of global citizen projects, and teacher`s assistant for general chemistry classes. Throughout her undergraduate years, Kristiana worked as a tutor for upper-level chemical and biological courses and became certified by the International Tutor Training Program. Kristiana is very passionate about helping peers reach their academic and career goals. She makes sure to use her diverse experience and skills to help students properly analyze, synthesize, and apply their knowledge when answering MCAT questions.
She can easily adapt the material to fit her students’ learning styles and always uses relatable examples to help them actively learn the content. In addition, Kristiana works very closely with students and helps them improve their study skills, build their confidence, and have a positive studying experience throughout their entire journey leading up to their MCAT date.
Undergraduate: University of South Florida
Graduate: Baylor College of Medicine
MCAT: 520
Kristiana is a huge Harry Potter fan and she is also a two-time high school badminton champion.
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