Welcome to Bio Bridge Inc Courses
Explore our three courses tailored for middle and high school students.
Beginner Course
Our tutoring program is designed to support students in Middle School Biology and High School Honors Biology concepts through once-a-week 2-hour sessions. Whether you're new to the subject or preparing for advanced coursework, we provide a welcoming space to learn, ask questions, and grow.
- Scientific Foundations, Lab Skills, & Test Prep - scientific method, experimental design, essential lab safety practices + help studying for midterms and finals.
- Cell Biology & Biochemistry - cell structure, organelles, membrane transport, and the role of macromolecules and enzymes in cellular function.
- Energy & Genetics - photosynthesis, cellular respiration, DNA/RNA processes, and basic Mendelian genetics.
- Ecology & Human Systems - Explores ecosystems, environmental interactions, and major human body systems to connect biology to everyday life and global challenges.
Intermediate Course
This course meets once a week in 2-hour workshops to prepare students for the AP Biology Exam on May 4th. Sessions blend review, discussion, and AP-style practice. Participation is optional—take it if you want structured prep and extra support.
- Evolution & Ecology – phylogeny, natural selection, genetic drift, speciation, populations, communities, ecosystems, biodiversity, conservation
- Biochemistry & Cells – biomolecules, enzymes & ATP, cell structures, membranes, transport
- Cellular Energy & Communication – cellular respiration, photosynthesis, signaling, cell cycle, division
- Genetics & Molecular Biology – DNA replication, transcription, translation, mutations, meiosis, inheritance, gene regulation, developmental genetics, origin of life
USABO Boot Camp
Prepare for the USA Biology Olympiad (USABO) Open Exam on February 1st! This prep course meets twice a week in 2-hour workshops, combining content review, problem-solving, and practice questions across all major biology topics.
- Evolution & Ecology – evolution, climates, biomes, ecosystems, animal behavior, and osmoregulation.
- Molecules & Cells – water chemistry, macromolecules, proteins, enzymes, and cellular processes.
- Plant Biology – plant cells, hormones, and primary vs. secondary growth.
- Genetics & Molecular Biology – DNA replication, gene expression, genetics, techniques, and biosystematics.
- Anatomy & Physiology – reproduction, endocrine, digestive, immune, cardiovascular, respiratory, and nervous systems.
Registration closes November 8th!