I am a dual enrollment student at Lake Nona High School and a member of the Seneff Honors College at Valencia College, where I have built a strong foundation in biological sciences while preparing for a career in medicine. I rank in the top 7% of my class and maintain a weighted GPA above 5.0. My academic interests have led me to programs in medicine, surgery, public health, and research. At Johns Hopkins University, I completed Introduction to Surgery, studied surgical anatomy, and earned Stop the Bleed certification. At UCF’s Future Physicians of America Medical Summer Program, I completed coursework in dermatology and plastic surgery, including simulated procedures and skin cancer detection. At Harvard University’s Pre-College Summer Program, I studied epidemiology and biostatistics, used Python to analyze NHANES data, and examined the relationship between BMI and cancer risk. I also completed a Columbia University research practicum exploring AI in early cancer detection. Beyond academics, I serve as captain of my high school girls golf team, helping lead multiple championship seasons, including an FHSAA Class 3A state title. I am also Activities Director for the Science National Honor Society and a member of Phi Theta Kappa and National Honor Society. Through healthcare volunteering, tutoring, dermatology shadowing, service in the Florida House of Representatives, and leadership on the Orange County Public Library High School Advisory Board, I have strengthened my commitment to service. This fall, I will begin as a Biomedical Sciences pre-medical student at UCF.