Yes, there is another session that I am hosting also called AP Biology Crash Course. Think of this as a late edition one. This is a faster paced version compared to my other session, since it is starting late, so each session will be held twice a week. Each week we'll go over one to two units in AP Biology. The goal is to review/learn AP Biology before the next school year, this is to either aid with self studying or just to study ahead. We will cover all the units in AP Biology and will usually cover two topics per session, but not always. Due to this, some sessions may be slightly longer than others. Please let me know if you are missing a session so that I can send the slides over. We can go over College Board expectations and will probably do FRQs as well.

If you haven't taken biology yet, this course will introduce you to key concepts you have to know, like macromolecules, cells, cellular respiration, photosynthesis, cell division, heredity, transcription and translation, and gene expression and regulation. We usually have a session every 2 days, in which I teach something new and give you practice problems. Look forward to seeing you!

Hey! I'm Lian, a current microbiology major, and I'm hosting this series to give you a tour of one of my favorite sub-topics in microbiology: infectious diseases and pathogens! Every session, we will briefly explore two different regions of the world through the lens of their notable (endemic) pathogen. We'll cover each type of pathogen, some important biological characteristics, history of their subsequent diseases, and why they are geographically endemic. If you're looking for some quick learning this summer, whether you're interested in microbiology, general biology, or science at large, then give this series a try!

Hello there! In this series, we will discuss different topics related to gene expression, heredity, and natural selection. We will use Khan Academy activities and practice problems to cement our learning. We will also learn about some historical (mis)conceptions of these topics. Please come ready to discuss topics with other learners!