University of South Florida St. Petersburg student Renee Reardon is launching a new study platform called ChemPass to help students master organic chemistry. Reardon, 21, is pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry and understands the challenges of the class. She designed ChemPass to provide mock exams, integrative lessons with quizzes, and various exercises to help students succeed.
Addressing the Challenges of Organic Chemistry
Reardon explained that she built ChemPass because she witnessed many hardworking students struggle with the subject due to a lack of proper tools. The platform will feature an interactive system for learning fundamental nomenclature and an artificial intelligence-powered tool for assistance with various topics. Reardon emphasized that mastering the core logic of organic chemistry is crucial, rather than just memorizing facts.
ChemPass will be accessible through a web browser, and students can subscribe to the service on a monthly or per-semester basis. For updates on the platform, visit Reardon’s LinkedIn profile.
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