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Keith Y.
Master Tutor
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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With a strong background in biomedical sciences and chemistry, Keith combines his passion for teaching with his firsthand knowledge. In just one year, Keith has privately tutored over 30 students for the MCAT, with an impressive average score increase of 14 points.

Keith's educational journey began in his hometown of Joplin, Missouri, where he developed a strong foundation in the sciences. He pursued his undergraduate degree in biomedical sciences with a minor in chemistry, demonstrating his commitment to understanding the intricacies of human health and disease.

During his undergraduate years, Keith discovered his passion for teaching and mentoring. He began tutoring both General Chemistry and Introductory Physics, helping students grasp complex concepts and excel in their coursework. Keith's ability to break down difficult material into easily understandable components quickly made him a sought-after tutor among his peers.

Recognizing his talent for teaching and his desire to make a broader impact, Keith took on the role of directing a tutoring drop-in lab for his university. In this position, he oversaw the operations of the lab, ensuring that students received the support and guidance they needed to succeed academically. Keith's leadership skills and dedication to student success were instrumental in creating a welcoming and effective learning environment.

After graduating, Keith turned his focus to helping aspiring medical students prepare for the MCAT. Drawing upon his own experiences and his deep understanding of the exam's content and structure, Keith has helped numerous students develop effective study strategies and balance their schedules to maximize their performance. His personalized approach and ability to adapt to each student's unique learning style have been key factors in his students' success.