π΄ TONIGHT! Orgo Final Exam Practice - Synthesis & Multi-Step Reactions
Join here π Leah4sci.com/Orgolive
Synthesis problems don't have to be your weakness on the final. Tonight we're solving multi-step synthesis questions together so you can walk into your exam knowing exactly how to approach these problems.
Youβll learn:
βοΈ How to approach any multi-step synthesis with clear logical steps
βοΈ How to work backwards using simple retrosynthesis patterns
βοΈ How to choose reagents based on what they do
βοΈ How to avoid reaction-order traps and reagent mistakes
βοΈ Shortcuts and patterns that show up on nearly every Orgo final
βοΈ How to build confidence through repeated practice
π΄ TONIGHT! Orgo 1 Final Exam Practice & Review
Join here π Leah4sci.com/Orgolive
Final exams focus heavily on reactions and mechanisms, and tonight weβre reviewing the must-know reaction patterns every Orgo 1 student needs before their final.
Youβll learn:
βοΈ How to quickly predict reaction products
βοΈ How to choose SN1, SN2, E1, or E2 with confidence
βοΈ How to avoid rearrangement and regioselectivity traps
βοΈ Common patterns in alkene, alkyne, substitution, elimination, and radical reactions
βοΈ How to approach multi-step synthesis without freezing
βοΈ Practice problems + simple shortcuts to make reactions feel predictable
π Live Tonight at 8:30 PM ET
Ready to walk into your final feeling confident with reactions?
π΄ TONIGHT! Organic Chemistry Final Exam Practice & Review
Join here π Leah4sci.com/Orgolive
Final exams focus heavily on reactions and mechanisms, but none of that will make sense if your foundations arenβt solid.
Tonight weβre reviewing the must-know concepts every Orgo 1 and Orgo 2 student needs before reaction review can finally click.
Youβll learn:
βοΈ How hybridization and geometry predict structure and reactivity
βοΈ How to use resonance and stability to understand products
βοΈ How to quickly identify functional groups and what they signal
βοΈ Fast IUPAC naming shortcuts for finals
βοΈ Isomers: constitutional, conformational, cis/trans, E/Z
βοΈ Conformations and stereochemistry: Newman, chairs, R/S, meso
βοΈ Practice problems + simple patterns and shortcuts to tie it all together
π Live Tonight at 8:30 PM ET
Ready to walk into your final with a solid foundation?
Tired of guessing which elimination mechanism to use?
Most students memorize random rules for E1 vs E2, then panic on exams when the problem doesn't match their memorized examples.
Tonight, I'll show you the logic and shortcuts that make choosing between E1 and E2 straightforward:
β Step-by-step mechanisms for both pathways
β Zaitsev's Rule for predicting major products
β When carbocation rearrangements occur (and when they don't)
β How Ο bond stability determines products
β Shortcuts that work under exam pressure
β Lots of practice and Q&A along the way
Another week down.
I donβt know about you, but this one flew by.
Too fast given that my marathon is now just a week away π±
Letβs focus on accountability and reflection this weekend.
Not just checking a box, but taking a moment to really look at what worked, what didnβt, and what needs to shift before Monday.
Share below:
β¨ One win from this week, big or small
β¨ One thing youβd do differently if you could redo it
β¨ One thing you did for yourself this week, even something small
Most students memorize random rules for SN1 vs SN2, then panic on exams when the problem doesn't match their memorized examples.
Tonight, I'll show you the logic and shortcuts that make choosing between SN1 and SN2 straightforward:
β Step-by-step mechanisms for both pathways
β Quick decision tree for identifying which one occurs
β How to predict stereochemistry outcomes
β Shortcuts that work under exam pressure
β Common tricks professors use (and how to spot them)
β Live practice with real problems
Fischer projections look simple until you actually have to use them.
Then you're stuck trying to visualize 3D on paper, figure out R & S without a model kit, and recognize if two projections are enantiomers or the same molecule rotated.
Tonight, I'll show you the system (and shortcuts) that makes Fischer projections quite doable:
β What those criss-cross lines actually mean in 3D
β How to convert between forms without confusion
β The swap method for assigning R & S fast
β Spotting enantiomers, diastereomers, and meso compounds instantly
β Live practice with shortcuts that work under pressure
π¨ Premed students!
Whatβs been the hardest part so far about making an MCAT study plan you can actually stick to?
π Let me know in the comments below!
THEN make sure youβre registered for Thursdayβs LIVE online workshop, where Iβll show you how to create an MCAT study plan that actually works β customized to your target score, baseline, and timeline (no guessing, no burnout).
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π΄ TONIGHT! Orgo Final Exam Practice - Synthesis & Multi-Step Reactions
Join here π Leah4sci.com/Orgolive
Synthesis problems don't have to be your weakness on the final. Tonight we're solving multi-step synthesis questions together so you can walk into your exam knowing exactly how to approach these problems.
Youβll learn:
βοΈ How to approach any multi-step synthesis with clear logical steps
βοΈ How to work backwards using simple retrosynthesis patterns
βοΈ How to choose reagents based on what they do
βοΈ How to avoid reaction-order traps and reagent mistakes
βοΈ Shortcuts and patterns that show up on nearly every Orgo final
βοΈ How to build confidence through repeated practice
π Live Tonight at 8:30 PM ET
Ready to stop blanking on synthesis?
Join here π Leah4sci.com/Orgolive
β When is your Orgo final?
Let me know in the comments below β¬οΈ
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π΄ TONIGHT! Orgo 1 Final Exam Practice & Review
Join here π Leah4sci.com/Orgolive
Final exams focus heavily on reactions and mechanisms, and tonight weβre reviewing the must-know reaction patterns every Orgo 1 student needs before their final.
Youβll learn:
βοΈ How to quickly predict reaction products
βοΈ How to choose SN1, SN2, E1, or E2 with confidence
βοΈ How to avoid rearrangement and regioselectivity traps
βοΈ Common patterns in alkene, alkyne, substitution, elimination, and radical reactions
βοΈ How to approach multi-step synthesis without freezing
βοΈ Practice problems + simple shortcuts to make reactions feel predictable
π Live Tonight at 8:30 PM ET
Ready to walk into your final feeling confident with reactions?
Join here π Leah4sci.com/Orgolive
β When is your Orgo final?
Let me know in the comments below β¬οΈ
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π΄ TONIGHT! Organic Chemistry Final Exam Practice & Review
Join here π Leah4sci.com/Orgolive
Final exams focus heavily on reactions and mechanisms, but none of that will make sense if your foundations arenβt solid.
Tonight weβre reviewing the must-know concepts every Orgo 1 and Orgo 2 student needs before reaction review can finally click.
Youβll learn:
βοΈ How hybridization and geometry predict structure and reactivity
βοΈ How to use resonance and stability to understand products
βοΈ How to quickly identify functional groups and what they signal
βοΈ Fast IUPAC naming shortcuts for finals
βοΈ Isomers: constitutional, conformational, cis/trans, E/Z
βοΈ Conformations and stereochemistry: Newman, chairs, R/S, meso
βοΈ Practice problems + simple patterns and shortcuts to tie it all together
π Live Tonight at 8:30 PM ET
Ready to walk into your final with a solid foundation?
Join here π Leah4sci.com/Orgolive
β When is your Orgo final?
Let me know in the comments below β¬οΈ
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π΄ Tonight! E1 & E2 Reactions Simplified
Join here π Leah4sci.com/Orgolive
Tired of guessing which elimination mechanism to use?
Most students memorize random rules for E1 vs E2, then panic on exams when the problem doesn't match their memorized examples.
Tonight, I'll show you the logic and shortcuts that make choosing between E1 and E2 straightforward:
β Step-by-step mechanisms for both pathways
β Zaitsev's Rule for predicting major products
β When carbocation rearrangements occur (and when they don't)
β How Ο bond stability determines products
β Shortcuts that work under exam pressure
β Lots of practice and Q&A along the way
π Live Tonight at 8:30 PM ET
Ready to stop guessing?
Join here π Leah4sci.com/Orgolive
β What's your biggest struggle with elimination reactions?
Let me know in the comments below β¬οΈ
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Another week down.
I donβt know about you, but this one flew by.
Too fast given that my marathon is now just a week away π±
Letβs focus on accountability and reflection this weekend.
Not just checking a box, but taking a moment to really look at what worked, what didnβt, and what needs to shift before Monday.
Share below:
β¨ One win from this week, big or small
β¨ One thing youβd do differently if you could redo it
β¨ One thing you did for yourself this week, even something small
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π΄ Tonight! SN1 vs SN2 Reactions Simplified
Join here π Leah4sci.com/Orgolive
Tired of guessing which mechanism to use?
Most students memorize random rules for SN1 vs SN2, then panic on exams when the problem doesn't match their memorized examples.
Tonight, I'll show you the logic and shortcuts that make choosing between SN1 and SN2 straightforward:
β Step-by-step mechanisms for both pathways
β Quick decision tree for identifying which one occurs
β How to predict stereochemistry outcomes
β Shortcuts that work under exam pressure
β Common tricks professors use (and how to spot them)
β Live practice with real problems
π Live Tonight at 8:30 PM ET
Ready to stop guessing?
Join here π Leah4sci.com/Orgolive
β What's your biggest struggle with substitution reactions?
Let me know in the comments below β¬οΈ
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π΄ Tonight! Fischer Projections Simplified
Join here π Leah4sci.com/Orgolive
Fischer projections look simple until you actually have to use them.
Then you're stuck trying to visualize 3D on paper, figure out R & S without a model kit, and recognize if two projections are enantiomers or the same molecule rotated.
Tonight, I'll show you the system (and shortcuts) that makes Fischer projections quite doable:
β What those criss-cross lines actually mean in 3D
β How to convert between forms without confusion
β The swap method for assigning R & S fast
β Spotting enantiomers, diastereomers, and meso compounds instantly
β Live practice with shortcuts that work under pressure
π Live Tonight at 8:30 PM ET
Ready to finally get this?
Join here π Leah4sci.com/Orgolive
β When is your quiz or exam covering Fischer projections?
Let me know in the comments below β¬οΈ
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π¨ Taking (or retaking) the MCAT? π¨
Sick of cookie-cutter study plans that:
β Look good on paper
β Fall apart in real life
β Leave you wondering if youβre the problem
Itβs not you.
Itβs the plan.
π This Thursday @ 8:30pm ET
Iβll show you exactly how I create custom MCAT study plans that actually workβfor real students with real lives.
β οΈ Not on YouTube. You must register:
π Leah4Sci.com/MCATWorkshop
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π¨ Premed students!
Whatβs been the hardest part so far about making an MCAT study plan you can actually stick to?
π Let me know in the comments below!
THEN make sure youβre registered for Thursdayβs LIVE online workshop, where Iβll show you how to create an MCAT study plan that actually works β customized to your target score, baseline, and timeline (no guessing, no burnout).
π Thursday, Sept 18 @ 8:30pm EST
π Register here: Leah4sci.com/workshop
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