The Korean dating reality show "Single's Inferno" has been a hit since its first release. With all the "hotties" contestants, viewers are now following the personal lives of the casts to catch a glimpse of the bachelors' realms. But Nadine Lee is not just your typical 22-year-old "it girl" in town despite being signed into YG K+ as a model. Before coming to the reality show, she already had a family vlog where she shared her success in passing Ivy League Schools such as Yale University, Princeton University, and her current school, Harvard University, where she studies Neuroscience (Mind Body Behavior Honors Track) and a secondary in Computer Science (Data Science).

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Born on May 1, 2000, to Korean parents, Nadine is determined to prove that she is not your typical Asian. She has been a football player for ten years and a lacrosse team member at Harvard University. But her Harvard application didn't run as effortlessly as it sounds. As she shared in her interview with The New York Times, she joined the United States Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps to stand out from other applicants and highlight her dream of being a trauma surgeon.

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Thanks to her LinkedIn profile, we discovered that Nadine has an impressive volunteer chart, such as being an ambulance technician and a student volunteer at Holt International Children's Services. She is currently working at Synapse National, a nonprofit organization focused on helping people with brain injury, as an Executive Director of the Peer Buddy Committee and project manager at Harvard Medical School.

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Right now, Nadine is enjoying her school breaks watching "Single's Inferno" herself. In the most recent post on her Instagram account, @deeenerss, she mentioned how grateful she is for joining the show, as she walked away with "lifetime experiences, unforgettable life lessons, and of course, new friends!"