Organic Chemistry Prep Class
Prepare for Organic Chemistry the right way
Many students try to get a jump on their class by studying the first few chapters of O-Chem before the class begins. But this is an inefficient way to prep for the class. Using the Orgo Made Simple Organic Chemistry Prep Class, students:
(1) learn the foundational concepts of O-Chem they'll use all year long
(2) are introduced to the toughest "weed out" topics in Organic Chemistry.
Come in more prepared than your entire class with Orgo Made Simple's Organic Chemistry Prep Class.
**Note this is the 1st version of the Prep Course. For a more updated version, click here!**
Your Instructor
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Max knows his organic chemistry, but more importantly, he knows how to help others understand it. After racking up hundreds of hours of tutoring experience both through private tutoring lessons and through Boston College's Connor's Family Learning Center, he knows what students struggle with, and he understands how to help. This experience is found throughout this course, as students are given analogies, thorough examples, and straightforward descriptions to help them learn Organic Chemistry.
Max has done research in biology, chemistry, and psychology at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy, and Boston College, respectively.
Max is the president and founder of Orgo Made Simple.
While Max is the voice of the class, many members of the OMS team spent lots of time and dedication into making this the best preparation possible for O-Chem.
If you have any questions, feel free to email Max at [email protected].
Course Curriculum
Frequently Asked Questions
The class consists of 4, approximately 1-hour lectures that combine the instructor drawing on the screen (think Khan Academy) and PowerPoint slides. We find this to be the most engaging, most efficient way of instruction.
We carefully examined the first semester of Organic Chemistry and chose the most important concepts and concepts that cause the most number of students to drop out. 2 lectures are spent on these foundational concepts and 2 lectures are spent on "weed out" topics.
You certainly can. But most students study only the first few chapters, which is the most basic part of O-Chem. The Orgo Made Simple team has closely analyzed the first semester of Organic Chemistry, picking out both the most important and most difficult concepts in the class.