Intro to Italian is a beginner-level course designed for students with little or no prior experience in Italian. The course focuses on building a strong foundation in basic grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, conversational skills, reading, and writing. Students will learn how to introduce themselves, talk about daily activities, and ask and answer simple questions.. Cultural elements—such as Italian customs, food, and everyday expressions—are integrated throughout the course to support real-world communication.

College Application Essay Writing is a skills-focused course designed to help students develop strong, effective academic essays. The course covers the full writing process, including brainstorming, thesis development, organization, paragraph structure, evidence integration, and revision. Emphasis is placed on clarity, argumentation, and proper academic style. Students will receive guided feedback to strengthen their writing and build confidence in their writing.

Gross Anatomy Overview for Pre-Med Students is a foundational course designed to introduce students to the structure and organization of the human body with a clinical perspective. The course covers major organ systems—including musculoskeletal, nervous, cardiovascular, respiratory, digestive, and urogenital systems—with emphasis on anatomical relationships, terminology, and functional relevance. Instruction focuses on understanding structures in 3D, interpreting diagrams and models, and making connections between anatomy and physiology relevant to pre-medical coursework and future clinical training. By the end of the course, students will be able to confidently identify key anatomical structures, explain their functions, and approach anatomy-heavy exams with stronger comprehension and retention.

Marine Biology is an intermediate course exploring the biological principles that govern life in marine environments, from microscopic plankton to complex vertebrates. The course covers ocean ecosystems, marine biodiversity, physiological adaptations, ecological interactions, and evolutionary processes unique to marine organisms. Emphasis is placed on understanding structure–function relationships, environmental pressures, and data interpretation, with connections to core biological concepts relevant to pre-medical studies such as physiology, ecology, and evolution. By the end of the course, students will be able to explain how marine organisms adapt to their environments, analyze ecological data, and apply foundational biological principles across marine systems.

Evolution & Natural Selection for Pre-Med Students is a targeted biology course designed to strengthen conceptual understanding and exam performance in introductory and pre-medical biology. The course covers natural selection, genetic variation, mutation, adaptation, population genetics, speciation, and evolutionary evidence, with emphasis on mechanisms rather than memorization. Students practice applying evolutionary principles to data interpretation, experimental scenarios, and exam-style questions commonly seen in pre-med coursework and standardized tests. By the end of the course, students will be able to clearly explain evolutionary processes, analyze biological data, and connect evolutionary theory to human health and disease.