Cooper graduated magna cum laude from University of San Diego in 2018 with a B.A. in Biochemistry as a Presidential Scholar. During college, he interned at prestigious scientific institutions such as NASA, where he developed new technology for the International Space Station. After graduating, Cooper spent two years performing research in a cancer biology lab at UCSD and began studying for the MCAT. He scored a 521 (99th percentile) and achieved a perfect score in Biology. He is now a 2nd year medical student at Rutgers Medical School in New Jersey studying to become an orthopedic surgeon. At Rutgers Medical School, Cooper’s academic achievements have earned him numerous endowed scholarships. He was one of 10 students in the school to be selected for the Medical School Gala Scholarship in 2022. Cooper began tutoring at 16 years old with his first job in his hometown of Morristown, NJ. He has continued tutoring ever since, and last year he was selected for a competitive position at Rutgers Medical School where he tutors underclassmen in Medicine. Outside of school, Cooper enjoys science fiction movies, camping, the beach, and cycling.
