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How are students matched with their mentor?

By Sean Khottavong

Students are matched with their mentor based on mutual interests and areas of academic focus. We take the time to understand each student’s passions and goals, then pair them with a mentor who has expertise in that particular field. This personalized matching process ensures that students work with mentors who can provide meaningful guidance and help them explore their chosen topic in depth.


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