More from Organized Biology
The app carries you through the semester. These are the other things I make for A&P students — the two courses I run for exam week, the free notes, and the merch. Each one is bought on its own.
The semester, the last two weeks, and exam day
They are not alternatives to one another. Each covers a different stretch of the term, and does a job the others do not.
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All semester — the app
143 lessons, 1,381 exercises and a plan built to your exam date. This is where the learning happens, week by week, across the whole term.
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The last two weeks — the exam reviews
When the final is close and you want to know how the questions get worded, the AP 1 and AP 2 reviews are exam-style practice, answer by answer.
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Exam day — the test-taking course
Knowing the material and taking the test are two different skills. This is the second one: reading a question properly, ruling answers out, managing the clock.
Made for the week before the exam
Written by me, sold separately from the app.
Master Test-Taking Course
How to read a question, rule answers out and manage the clock — the strategies I teach my own students before every exam.
AP 1 Final Exam Review
Practice questions across every AP 1 system, written to what final exams ask, with the answers explained.
AP 2 Final Exam Review
The same for AP 2: every system, exam-style questions, and the reasoning behind each answer.
The notes are free, and always will be
The rest is the shop — printable guides, gear, and the equipment I actually teach with.
Free A&P notes
Email me with “anatomy notes” in the subject line and the notes come straight back — no sign-up, no cost.
Downloadable resources
Diagrams, guides and follow-along documents from the videos, ready to print.
Merch
The Organized Biology shirts and gear, for the ones who made it through A&P.
What I use and recommend
The books, models and gear I reach for when I teach — with my affiliate links.
About these products
I have the app — how do these fit with it?
They do different jobs, so they do not compete with each other. The app is where you learn the material across the semester. The exam reviews are exam-style drilling for the weeks right before a final. The test-taking course is about how you sit a test, not what is on it.
Why are they bought separately?
They are my own products and they run on their own checkout, so they are not part of an app subscription. Buying one does not give you the app, and buying the app does not give you these.
Which exam review do I need?
Take the one matching the semester you are in: AP 1 for BIO 168, AP 2 for BIO 169. If you are in BIO 163, the app's BIO 163 course already covers that ground.
How do I get the free notes?
Email me with “anatomy notes” in the subject line. The reply comes straight back with the notes attached — no sign-up, no cost.
The studying itself happens in the app
143 lessons, 1,381 exercises and a plan built to your exam date — AP 1, AP 2 and BIO 163.
