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Biology 1 (5 spots left)

Our Biology 1 course is central for any student who wants to start their premed degree off right. The 16+ hour course surrounds a small group led by a Phd student tutor who has over 5 years experience in research and teaching assistantships. This course is perfect for students taking their first year bio classes as we cover the basic course requirements for Bio 1 courses and specific counter intuitive methodologies to quickly and easily conquer the content.

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16+ hours of live tutorials with a Phd student with over 5 years teaching and research experience in Biology.
Easy to understand scripts and techniques to identify the characteristics that define life, and those characteristics that distinguish various life forms.
An intuitive way to analyze structures and functions of atoms, molecules, and cells to account for the diversity of living organisms.
Techniques to easily remember and diagram flow and expression of biological information at the molecular, cellular, and organismic levels as well as how energy is transformed and used physiologically at the cellular and molecular level.
Apply quantitative and other analytic techniques in using the scientific method to develop knowledge or to evaluate information from texts, journals, and popular media.

Biology 2 (7 spots left)

Our Biology 2 course is the second component of our Biology program and is designed for students taking their second Biology course, or for medical students that need a quick refresher on basic biology. This 16+ hour course is led by a Phd student who has over 5 years teaching and research assistantship experience. In this course we cover the main tenants of biology. We also engage the more complex pieces of course content such as cell biology and lab content with easy to understand study guides to quickly understand the content through our intuitive study methods.

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This course is designed for students that are currently taking their second biology course or for medical students that require a refresher.
Quick review of all aspects covered in Biology 1 courses to quickly get everyone up to speed with content.
16+ hours of live tutorials with a Phd student with over 5 years teaching and research experience in Biology.
Will emphasize organismal diversity and comparative anatomy, reproduction, physiology, ecology, behavior and evolution.
Easy and efficient techniques to understand and recall the structure and function of plant and animal organ systems in the framework of the evolution of adaptations.

General Chemistry 1 (5 spots left)

General Chemistry is one of the most challenging courses for any premed student. Our 16+ hour study program will give you the fundamentals to not only be successful in your first chemistry course but will also give you the tools to be successful for years to come. Chemistry 1 consists of a small group of students led by either a masters or phd student who has been a teaching assistant for over 3 years and has taught general chemistry 1 and 2 including the lab components. In this course we will cover all the basic prerequisites for the course, including lab components and we will give you effective study methods to quickly and easily learn the content.

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16+ hours of live tutorials with a Phd or masters student with over 3 years teaching and research experience in chemistry.
We will be reviewing techniques to understand matter and measurement, atoms, molecules, and ions, mass relations in chemistry (Stoichiometry).
In the second half we will review techniques to understand reactions in aqueous solution, gases, electronic structure and the periodic table and covalent bonding.
We will also be reviewing how teaching assistants review lab components and we will give you techniques on how to reproduce successful lab components that TA’s and professors will love.

General Chemistry 2 (6 spots left)

General Chemistry 2 is a challenge for many students and can be one of the most difficult prerequisites any premed will ever take. It is crucially important to retain an A average as this course directly impacts selection committees when choosing their cohort. The General Chemistry 2 course will be led by a masters or Phd student with over 3 years of teaching assistant experience teaching either chemistry 1 or chemistry 2 with lab components. We will be reviewing content in chemistry 1 and quickly expanding upon it, covering all the major course components for Chemistry 2 and proper techniques for the included lab components which will usually make or break a semester.

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16+ hours of live tutorials with a Phd or masters student with over 3 years teaching and research experience in chemistry.
Quick review of all aspects covered in General Chemistry 1 courses to quickly get everyone up to speed with content.
We will provide techniques on how to quickly understand and remember chemical kinetics and equilibrium, acid/base chemistry, thermodynamics, and electrochemical reactions.
We will also review the philosophy of science and professional ethics.
We will also be reviewing how teaching assistants review lab components and we will give you techniques on how to reproduce successful lab components that TA’s and professors will love.

Organic Chemistry 1 (4 spots left)

From all the responses I get from students, organic chemistry is the most difficult and the most requested premed component students ask for when they need help getting the marks they need to get into medical school. Many students end up taking this course over once or more to get the required A they need to get into elite schools. However, to be truly successful and get past elite selection committees, you need an A the first time. That’s why this program is designed to get students to their desired mark quickly and easily the first time with a small group of students let by a Phd tutor with over 5 years teaching assistant experience. Our tutor will work through all the basic components you need to quickly understand organic chemistry and provide valuable insights on how to pass this course with an A the first time.

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16+ hours of live tutorials with a Phd or masters student with over 5 years teaching and research experience in organic chemistry.
Easy to understand study techniques to learn and retain content on chemical species and reactions, chemical bonding, alkanes, Stereochemistry, Alkynes, Arenes and Aromaticity, and other standards in organic chemistry.
We will also be reviewing how teaching assistants review lab components and we will give you techniques on how to reproduce successful lab components that TA’s and professors will love.
Our tutor will work through all the basic components you need to quickly understand organic chemistry and provide valuable insights on how to pass this course with an A the first time.

Organic Chemistry 2 (7 spots left)

If you though your first organic chemistry class was hard, try this one! We’ve designed this study group to get immediate results quickly and easily by giving you a seasoned teaching assistant who has taught both organic chemistry 1 and 2 including the lab components. Our tutor will quickly review the basic components of Organic Chemistry one then quickly work through organic chemistry two with proven techniques and study methods to get you an amazing mark in what most premeds see as the most challenging course in their degrees.

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16+ hours of live tutorials with a Phd or masters student with over 5 years teaching and research experience in organic chemistry.
Quick review of all aspects covered in Organic Chemistry 1 courses to quickly get everyone up to speed.
Easy to understand techniques to remember aromatic compounds, including phenols and aryl halides, delocalized chemical bonding.
In the second half we will be providing techniques on how to understand aldehydes and ketones, amines, carboxylic acids and their derivatives, lipids such as fatty acids and triglycerides and carbohydrates.
We will also be reviewing how teaching assistants review lab components and we will give you techniques on how to reproduce successful lab components that TA’s and professors will love.

Physics 1 (4 spots left)

For some, physics is the most demanding course prerequisite. Our experienced graduate tutor will help you along the way, giving you detailed strategies and answering any questions you may have. If you feel in any way unsure about your physics course then you need this program immediately to get the marks you really want.

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16+ hours of live tutorials with a Phd or masters student with over 5 years teaching and research experience in physics.
Easy to understand techniques to remember one and two dimensional motion with constant acceleration, Newton’s three laws of motion and Newton’s law of gravitation, the work-energy theorem and the law of conservation of energy.
In the second half we will also learn techniques on how to remember the impulse-momentum theorem, rotational dynamics, simple harmonic motion, fluid mechanics, the kinetic theory of gases and thermodynamics.
Our tutor will work through all the basic components you need to quickly understand physics 1 and provide valuable insights on how to pass this course with an A the first time.

Physics 2 (7 spots left)

If you haven’t done well on physics 1 or you’re feeling apprehensive about an advanced physics course this is the best choice for you. Our experienced graduate tutor will help you along the way, giving you detailed strategies and answering any questions you may have. You’ll get a quick overview of physics 1 then delve deeply into physics 2 with tried and tested methods to learning easily and effectively. If you feel in any way unsure about your physics course then you need this program immediately to get the marks you really want.

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16+ hours of live tutorials with a Phd or masters student with over 5 years teaching and research experience in physics.
Quick review of all aspects covered in Physcis 1 courses to quickly get everyone up to speed.
Easy to understand techniques to remember electromagnetic theory, oscillatory and wave motions, reflection and refraction, interference and diffraction, quantum theory etc.
We will also be reviewing how teaching assistants review experiments and we will give you techniques on how to reproduce successful experiments that TA’s and professors will love.