Audrey is a Global Affairs major at Yale University. She is the 2023 NSDA National Champion in World Schools Debate and the 2022 California State Champion in Lincoln-Douglas Debate, while also winning major international Model UN conferences such as UCLA’s BruinMUN. Audrey was also a U.S. Youth Ambassador to Costa Rica, being 1 of 13 out of 5000+ students selected for an all-expenses-paid cultural exchange. She also served as one of the youngest Congressional interns for Congresswoman Young Kim as a sophomore in high school. She specializes in extracurricular advising, college consulting, debate/MUN coaching, and tutoring for AP English and History subjects.

Viren is a double major in Applied Mathematics-Economics and Political Science at Brown University. He took 17 APs and scored a 1550 on the SAT. Viren took the AP Calculus AB exam as an 8th grader, scoring a 5, and took Multivariable Calculus and Linear Algebra as a 9th grader. He is also a nationally recognized public speaker and was ranked the 7th best debater in the United States out of nearly 10,000 students. Viren has been featured in the Washington Post and Ronald Reagan Presidential Library for his advocacy work, fighting for access to education in underprivileged areas and impacting nearly 9 million students globally. He specializes in college consulting, AP tutoring, and SAT tutoring.

Kelly is a double major in Psychology and Neuroscience at Stanford University. As a first generation, low-income student, Kelly strives to encourage others to chase their aspirations regardless of their background, having created a small macaron business to fund her extracurriculars. She has large amounts of experience within community service, being co-President for a high school club focused on raising awareness for students with learning disabilities, as well as treasurer for Red Cross, all while actively promoting the learning of ASL. She specializes in tutoring AP Biology, AP Chemistry, and AP Psychology exams, which she has received all 5’s for.

Saisujith is a computer science and electrical engineering double major at Cornell University. He took 15 AP exams in high school, scoring 4s and 5s on all of them. Outside of the classroom, he was a dedicated volunteer in the community, amassing 1000+ hours, earning him the gold presidential service award. In high school, he worked at a startup to help create a learning software that teaches academic and life skills, aiding the job of hundreds of special educators and empowering even more neurodivergent individuals. He’s worked on a number of other projects, including a machine learning algorithm with Stanford and MIT graduate students to better detect pneumonia from chest x-rays.

Rishubh is a Physiological Sciences major at the University of California, Los Angeles. He is currently on the premed track and specializes in premed/ healthcare related consulting. He currently works as an EMT for UCLA EMS, a 911 response unit on the UCLA campus, as well as conducting research in a neuroscience lab. In high school, he amassed over 250 hours shadowing physicians of various specialties, as well as performing research under different doctors. Furthermore, he gained mentorship experience by at risk youth at his high school. He also was a top ranked tennis player in California, and taught over 500 hours of tennis to underrepresented youth in Long Beach. He took 15 AP Exams, scoring 4s and 5s on all of them, as well as a 1510 on the SAT.

Mihika is studying Politics and Philosophy at the London School of Economics. In high school, she took every social science and humanities AP offered and received a 5 on nearly every exam. She spearheaded the development of an entirely youth-built high school civics curriculum, and was 1 of 3 students invited personally to present her team’s work at the College Board’s Annual AP Conference in 2023. Mihika also championed the 2023 National Speech & Debate Tournament in World Schools Debate and represented LSE at the 2024 European Debating Championships. She specializes in college consulting, particularly, for American students interested in matriculating internationally, debate coaching, and social science AP tutoring.

Nancy is an Applied Mathematics-Statistics major at Johns Hopkins University. She took 14 APs and scored a 1570 on the SAT. She was one of 400 students across the nation to be selected for the Amazon Future Engineer scholarship, landing herself with a software development engineer internship at Amazon. She held positions of President and Vice President in several clubs and programs throughout high school such as Mu Alpha Theta, Math Club, Women in STEM, National Honor Society, Girls Who Code, and more. Outside of academia, she worked part-time jobs as a hostess and tutor. She also helped lead a program at a shelter for runaway youth, educating others about mental health and spending her free time volunteering to spread public awareness.

Raymundo (Max) is a sophomore at Brown University pursuing a double major in Applied Mathematics-Computer Science and Economics. He will be interning at Morgan Stanley this coming summer. Throughout his academic career, Max has developed a deep passion for mathematics and financial markets, fueling his desire to excel in the finance industry. In addition to his studies, Raymundo actively participates in various clubs and organizations that foster his leadership and problem-solving skills. While in high school, Max took 20 AP classes earning 5’s in classes such as Calculus AB, BC, and Statistics, he also took Linear Algebra and Multivariable Calculus at Georgia Tech where he earned an A in both classes. With a focus on data-driven solutions, he looks forward to leveraging his analytical expertise to make a meaningful impact in the financial sector.