Allison is a graduate student at Duke University, where she is studying biostatistics. She graduated with distinction from Cornell University with a B.A. in biological sciences and a minor in psychology. During her time at Cornell, Allison was involved in human development research, hip-hop dance, and peer mental health counseling. She also worked as an undergraduate teaching assistant for neuroscience and biochemistry.
Having worked with students who have a variety of backgrounds and skill sets, Allison helps every student demystify the MCAT using strategies that complement their unique learning style. As a highly organized spreadsheet enthusiast, she uses her planning acumen to build rigorous, but well-balanced, schedules for her students. Above all else, she prioritizes mental health care throughout the MCAT process. Studying for the MCAT can be overwhelming, and Allison believes that every student can achieve their goal score while maintaining work-life balance.
MCAT Total:523 (99th percentile)
Undergraduate: Cornell University
Allison is an avid knitter and especially enjoys making lace shawls and scarves. Recently, she started gardening and currently has sixty-two plants. She also has two pet rats.
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