- Highest degree: Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering
- Awarding institution: Georgia Institute of Technology
- Specialties: SAT, AP Chem, Physics C, Calc B/C, middle and high school math and science

I believe that with the right help, math and science are easy to understand. As embarrassing it is to admit, I didn't know how to perform differentiation properly until my last year of high school. Since then, I found creative ways to understand difficult concepts by trying to re-teach myself using my own words and visual illustrations. This helped me through engineering school and eventually through my doctoral thesis projects. My goal is to provide you with the best personalized lessons to help you achieve your academic success.

Educational background:
I pursued my Bachelors in Materials Science and Engineering (MSE) at Korea University. During this time, I went to Nagoya University to study Japanese for a semester and travel around the country. After graduating, I went to pursue my Ph.D. in MSE at Georgia Tech, where I studied how aluminum alloys deform under extreme stress using electron microscopes.