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Intro psych only: PSYCHOL 1000 and 1002. Known for memory frameworks that survive Western's brutal multiple-choice exams.

First-year economics is her entire practice, nothing else. Known for structured midterm and final prep that turns panic into a plan.

Calculus, and only calculus. Weekly support for CALC 1000 and 1301 that keeps you on top of problem sets, no cramming required.

First-year biology specialist who has TA'd the BIOL 1001/1002 labs, plus the stats course every science student dreads.

Owns the BMOS math-and-stats lane: MATH 1225, 1228, 1229, and STATS 2035. Turns 'I'm not a math person' into marks in the 80s.

Patient debugger-in-chief for COMPSCI 1026 and 1027, nothing else on his list. Teaches you to read error messages instead of fearing them.

The macro theory specialist. ECON 2220 and 2221 only: long-run models to IS-LM, translated into plain, exam-ready language.

The econometrics guy. ECON 2122, 2222, and 2223: regression, inference, and time series, taught exam-first by an applied math senior.

First-year chemistry, full stop. CHEM 1301 structure and CHEM 1302 energetics, taught by someone who marks the actual lab reports.

Ivey-bound BMOS senior who lives and breathes the case method. BUS 1220E and MOS accounting. That's it, and he's the best at it.

The micro theory specialist: ECON 2260 and 2261, in English or French. Wants you to own the 'why' behind every model.

Physics 1201 and 1202, nothing else. Breaks every problem into the same three questions until free-body diagrams stop being scary.

The linear algebra guy: MATH 1600 proofs and problem sets, plus backup CALC 1000 support at the friendliest rate on the platform.