I’m Mac, originally from Bangalore, India, with a background in Computer Science (BEng) from Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore, and a Master’s in Communication, Culture, and Technology (MA) from Georgetown University, USA. Currently, I work as an Innovation Scholar at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, where I focus on emerging technologies and critical national priorities. Over three years, I’ve mentored high school students through the competitive admissions process, guiding them to secure spots at top universities worldwide. My experience includes crafting compelling personal statements, refining CVs, preparing for interviews, and navigating the complexities of study abroad planning. At Georgetown, I founded a graduate mentorship program to connect students with experienced professionals, reflecting my belief in the power of community and giving back. This commitment to mentorship extends to my work with students, where I focus on understanding their unique strengths and aspirations, guiding them toward achieving their academic goals. Whether you’re beginning your undergraduate or graduate journey, I’m here to provide thoughtful, personalized guidance to help you achieve your academic goals.