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Volk — Rita

While her parents initially hoped she would pursue a traditional "stable" profession, Rita's love for performance—sparked by a modeling scout and student films—led her to Hollywood. Q&A With Carter Covington, Showrunner of MTV's 'Faking It'

She graduated from Duke University with a degree in psychology while on a pre-medical track, initially intending to become a surgeon. Career Highlights Rita Volk

Rita Volk is an Uzbekistani-American actress best known for her breakout role as on the hit MTV series Faking It . Her journey from a young immigrant in San Francisco to a leading voice in young adult television is a story of resilience and unexpected turns. Early Life & Education While her parents initially hoped she would pursue

Born in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, Rita moved to San Francisco with her family at age six. Growing up as a first-generation American, she used films to help her family acclimate to American culture and master the English language. Her journey from a young immigrant in San

Before her acting career took off, Rita was on a starkly different path:

She attended Lowell High School and was named the SFUSD High School Poet Laureate in 2005.

While her parents initially hoped she would pursue a traditional "stable" profession, Rita's love for performance—sparked by a modeling scout and student films—led her to Hollywood. Q&A With Carter Covington, Showrunner of MTV's 'Faking It'

She graduated from Duke University with a degree in psychology while on a pre-medical track, initially intending to become a surgeon. Career Highlights

Rita Volk is an Uzbekistani-American actress best known for her breakout role as on the hit MTV series Faking It . Her journey from a young immigrant in San Francisco to a leading voice in young adult television is a story of resilience and unexpected turns. Early Life & Education

Born in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, Rita moved to San Francisco with her family at age six. Growing up as a first-generation American, she used films to help her family acclimate to American culture and master the English language.

Before her acting career took off, Rita was on a starkly different path:

She attended Lowell High School and was named the SFUSD High School Poet Laureate in 2005.