Jasmine

I come from a small all girls high school in the Los Angeles area of Southern California. In a class of just 63 girls, it was easy to get as much individual attention from teachers as I needed, which helped my learning tremendously, so I appreciate the importance of a personalized education and one on one tutoring. When I was 8 years old, I picked up the violin after ending 3 years of piano lessons, and have been playing ever since. Because violin was such a big part of my life, I even spent a few summers as a violin instructor for younger children. In high school I also played volleyball for all 4 years, which I continue to do here in Princeton for the Women's Club Volleyball Team. I also volunteered with Mothers' Club and an organization called "Kids Reading to Succeed," an organization dedicated towards improving the reading skills of at risk children in the Pasadena area and instilling in them a love of reading. I hope to go to medical school after my undergraduate education at Princeton, but am planning to major in philosophy rather than a science in order to get a broader education and satisfy my interest in the humanities.