Rosy Zhong is an educator and mentor with over a decade of experience helping students cultivate confidence, intellectual curiosity, and a strong sense of direction. She has supported more than 60 students and families, many of whom have launched meaningful personal projects, earned competitive scholarships, and been admitted to top universities. 97% of her students have been admitted to one or more of their top-choice colleges.

As the Founder and Lead Mentor of Mirelle Education, Rosy’s approach integrates academic excellence with personal growth, guiding students to build confidence, critical thinking, and independence.

Rosy earned her B.A. in Education, Economics, and Geography from Dartmouth College. She served as a teaching assistant for introductory computer science, conducted education policy and equity research at both Dartmouth and UC Irvine, and completed the Tuck Business Bridge Program—a selective, MBA-style immersion where she led a corporate valuation project presented to executives and faculty.

Outside of formal academics, Rosy consistently led initiatives and programs that allowed her to teach, coach, and build community. She coached the club boxing team, mentored first-generation students through the First-Year Student Enrichment Program, guided peers through the Sexual Assault Peer Alliance, and led outreach for the Chinese Culture Society. Over the past decade, she has also worked as a Chinese language teacher, coached USTA junior tennis players, and developed student programs as an educator in both the U.S. and abroad. These experiences reflect her holistic approach to student growth, grounded in intellectual rigor, character-building, and real-world engagement.

A senior seminar at Dartmouth centered around Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s writing reshaped her understanding of education. One line in particular stayed with her: “The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically. Intelligence plus character—that is the goal of true education.”

Outside of work, Rosy is an avid tennis player, pickleballer, kickboxer, and food enthusiast who’s always exploring new restaurants in Seattle. She also enjoys cooking, traveling with her family, and volunteering in her local community.