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My advice for the next generation of students is to sacrifice right now and live the rest of your life as a champion!

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Don’t wait. Ask for help now (before you truly need it) and fully investigate what is the best study method for your personal learning style.

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Don’t be afraid to voice any confusions (Closed mouths don’t get fed). She will always be willing to help.

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Save yourself time and money and get you a great tutor like Kessey if you don’t understand.

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Kessey's live sessions & recordings and chapter videos helped me tremendously. Also the answer keys she provided were very helpful too when we didn't receive them from our professor. The live sessions/recordings were probably most valuable to me. Recorded videos!! Pausing, rewinding, etc is essential to grasping the information

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Don't wait until you are struggling and behind to ask for help! Try to address any issues and material you have difficulty with understanding right away, whether it is going to your professor, attending outside of class study sessions or getting a tutor. It is always better to be more prepared and ahead of the game than trying to play catch up, especially since these courses build on the previous information taught.

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STUDY ON YOUR OWN OUTSIDE OF SESSIONS WITH KESSEY! Kessey leads us to the material and make it simple for us, but after that comes you putting in the work to study together. I would also say that office hours with professors and maybe even Kessey (if she allows) are you best friend. Going to office hours will do you no good if you do not have any foundation of the topic you ask for.

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Being Pre-Med, Pre-Dental, or any professional in the medical field is not easy and sometimes we aren’t blessed with the greatest professors. I believe if you reach out to Kessey for your tutoring needs, you will get the help you need to become successful in your classes. Also, make sure you tell a friend so you all can excel together.

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Please value her time, support, & knowledge because someone who truly cares and knows their stuff is hard to come by!

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My experience with Kessey was wonderful. She offered great insight and resources, such as worksheets and videos that you could refer back to. It was very helpful that she also sent recording of your sessions.

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The most valuable aspects of this course was the support. I have never passed a chemistry class the first time in college until last semester. I’m hoping that trend will continue this semester as well!

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Practice, practice, practice or you'll regret it.