World Science Scholars
World Science Scholars selects a small group of high school students with extraordinary mathematical talent and provides them with an unparalleled opportunity to apply their abilities to unexplored disciplines. I have taken the following courses:

Non-Trivial Fellowship
I was selected as 1 of 100 global scholars from 20,000+ applications (<0.5% acceptance rate) for the Non-Trivial Fellowship—an 8-week long online fellowship for young people to start an impactful research, policy, or entrepreneurial project—where I received the Non-Trivial fellowship's support and guidance to study key issues like AI alignment and existential risk mitigation to make a lasting impact on the world.

Stanford Pre-Collegiate Summer Institutes
I completed a 2-week course on 'Logic and Problem Solving' as part of the Stanford Pre-Collegiate Summer Institutes, where I engaged with lectures, live meetings, officer hours, assigned readings, group work, and pre-recorded online lectures. Course content included logic, combinatorics, inequalities, probability, number theory, geometry, algorithms, and puzzles.

Stanford Math Circle
I participated in the Stanford Math Circle in the Fall and Winter quarter sessions, wherein I attended lectures by Nobel-laureates, distinguished professors, and industry-leaders on a wider range of noncurricular mathematical topics. These included Hamming Codes, Multiplicative functions, Auction Theory, Gerrymandering, Set Theory, and Impartial and Combinatorial Games.

Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth
Online Courses Completed:
Problem Solving in Arithmetic (2019), Problem Solving in Pre-Algebra (2019), Honors Grade 6 Mathematics (2019), Honors Pre-Algebra (2019), Honors Geometry (2020), Honors Algebra 2 (2021)
On-Campus Courses Completed:
Data and Chance (Ursinus College, Collegeville, PA)