Fall Review
High-yield review of Units 1–4, after you've covered them in class.
- U1Chemistry of Life
- U2Cell Structure & Function
- U3Cellular Energetics
- U4Cell Communication & Signal Transduction
Three live review sessions timed to your class, six monthly Q&As and a high-yield eBook — taught by an MD/PhD candidate with research experience at NIH, Mayo Clinic and Stanford.
This is a structured review program, not another course. Each live session lands right after you've covered the units in class — so you consolidate while it's fresh and walk into the exam confident, not panicked.
October, January and April — reviews arrive exactly when the material is fresh, so it sticks instead of piling up.
Live Q&A the first Friday of every month, November to April. Can't make it? Send questions ahead and get the recording.
FRQ strategy, MCQ patterns and the most common mistakes students make — drilled right before it counts.
Every session is live on Zoom, with full-year access to the recording afterward.
High-yield review of Units 1–4, after you've covered them in class.
High-yield review of Units 5–8 as the second semester ramps up.
Rapid-fire review of everything — right before it counts.
October, January and April on Zoom — covering all 8 units of the College Board curriculum.
First Friday of each month, November–April. Ask anything, get direct guidance — or submit questions ahead.
A high-yield reference aligned to the official AP Biology topics — yours to keep.
Dense units condensed into small diagrams and memorable acronyms you'll actually recall on test day.
Rewatch every live review session any time through the end of the school year.
Learn biology from someone who uses it in research and medicine — not just a textbook.
The Fall Review (Units 1–4) is this October. Join now to be in the first session.
See pricingFilmed at Miami-Dade County public high schools, where these bootcamps drew overwhelmingly positive feedback from students and teachers.
Condensing large pools of information into small diagrams and memorable acronyms — and showing far more intuitive ways to solve the exam's math — has been a great benefit of this bootcamp.
I learned something new that wasn't in the textbook. I understand the endomembrane system better than I did before.
Your instructor all year
A Cornell University graduate now pursuing an MD at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine and a concurrent PhD at the University of Pennsylvania.
An NIH Scholar with research experience at the National Cancer Institute, NIAID, Mayo Clinic and Stanford University. For the past two years he's run free AP Biology bootcamps at Florida public high schools — earning outstanding feedback from students and teachers alike.
A high-yield review guide aligned directly to the official College Board AP Biology topics — focused only on what you actually need to know.
Premium private AP tutors often charge $150–$300+ for a single hour. One payment here covers the entire school year.
No — it's a structured review program that works alongside your AP Biology class. Each review session lands after you've covered the units in school, so it reinforces rather than replaces your teacher.
Every review session is recorded, with full-year access. For monthly Q&As, submit your questions in advance and you'll receive the full recording.
The program starts in October 2026 with the Fall Review. All sessions are live on Zoom, so students can join from anywhere in the US.
Students taking AP Biology this year who want to truly understand the material — not just pass. It's especially valuable if you're on a pre-med or science track.
No. This is an independent review program. Content is aligned to the official AP Biology curriculum, but it isn't endorsed by College Board or any school or university.
9 live sessions, the eBook and a full year of recordings — $247, once.
Reserve my seat — $247