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Dr. Arjun K.
Master Advisor
Admissions Experience
Stanford University School of Medicine
Med School Attended
Stanford University School of Medicine
Residency
Stanford University School of Medicine
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Dr. Kumar is a neurology resident at Indiana University Health. During medical school, he served as the president of an organization responsible for guiding over 150 pre-medical students through the admissions process. Through this role, he organized events and provided personalized guidance to help students navigate the challenges of medical school applications.

Dr. Kumar’s academic journey began at the University of Southern California, where he was part of the prestigious Resident Honors Program. This program allowed him to attend college one year early with a partial-tuition scholarship, demonstrating his exceptional academic abilities

Dr. Kumar graduated summa cum laude with a bachelor's degree in neuroscience and a minor in business finance from USC. Notably, he was one of the youngest students in his graduating medical school class. He earned his medical degree from the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, where he demonstrated a passion for leadership and mentorship.

He has worked as a research assistant at USC, where he conducted research under the guidance of Dr. Judith Hirsch. He also worked as a paid research fellow at the National Institutes of Health, where he modified a dichoptic learning task to alleviate suppression in amblyopic individuals.

Dr. Kumar's experience in mentoring has been highly successful, with several students achieving successful application cycles under his guidance. He is excited to continue his passion for mentorship through Inspira Advantage, where he can share his knowledge and expertise with aspiring medical students.

As a mentor, Dr. Kumar brings academic excellence, leadership experience, and passion for helping others to guide students through the complexities of medical school admissions. His approach is supportive and insightful, drawing from his own experiences as a medical student and mentoring 150+ pre-med students.