Concept check-in
One specific concept or questionA focused lesson for a specific question or a concept that needs another look.
- One topic within your tutor’s scope
- Explanation and guided examples
- Next steps for your own study
Starting nursing school—or coming back to learning? Get patient, personal help with A&P I & II, microbiology, and TEAS study and testing strategies from your tutor, a first-semester nursing student who understands.
Bring your questions. Take your time. You’re welcome here.
Current focus: A&P, microbiology, and TEAS peer tutoring. NCLEX exam preparation is not currently offered.

Learn with confidence.
Feel supported.
Know your paid role, recognize unsafe requests and learn from six documented cases.
Student work safety & scope →
Help with tuition, groceries, bus passes, childcare and the unexpected. Find LCCC nursing scholarships, everyday support and opportunities beyond campus—all with clear next steps.
Find support for your next step →Small study breaks. Big lightbulb moments. Nursing Shorts and bite-sized medical explainers, straight from their creators.
A fresh pick every five minutes. Stay with a favourite by pausing the rotation, or skip ahead whenever you like.
For study support: follow your course materials, instructor guidance and current clinical policies. Videos are independent educational resources, not an endorsement or clinical protocol.

Selected clips from Nurse Sarah / RegisteredNurseRN and Mayo Clinic. We choose individual videos rather than displaying an unfiltered channel feed. Kind, encouraging nursing-school humour is welcome; never at anyone’s expense.
This shelf rotates automatically; adding new titles requires a selection update. YouTube may show ads or recommendations.
Choose “Load video” to connect to YouTube.
Starts muted. Use the player to choose sound or captions. If playback is unavailable, try Next or watch on YouTube.
You don’t need a perfect study plan to begin. Choose what’s on your mind and we’ll suggest a place to start.
Get to know your tutor ↗Room to identify your priorities and practice talking through the reasoning.
$60 for the lessonA lesson-length suggestion only. Your tutor reviews the subject, course level, and exact topic before accepting a lesson.
Connect body structures and functions with a study partner who earned 100% in both courses.
Work through the terminology and concepts with a study partner who earned 100% in microbiology.
Build a focused study plan, practice working through questions, and develop a manageable test-taking approach with a peer who scored 86%.
Peer support for introductory concepts covered in your tutor’s current coursework. Topic review required.
Only introductory material your tutor has covered and can confidently explain. Topic review required.
Organize your review and practice explaining what you know.
No matching subject. Your tutor focuses on prerequisites and first-semester fundamentals. Advanced nursing and licensure-exam preparation are outside this service.
A little encouragement.
A lot more understanding.
There’s no need to apologize for asking again. We’ll slow down, try a different explanation, and work through it together. The goal is for you to leave feeling clearer, more capable, and ready for your next step.
Whether you’re taking your first prerequisite or returning to school after years away, you’re welcome here. Your tutor brings her own experience of returning to academics—and a calm, encouraging approach to the questions that come with it.
Bring your course name, chapter, and specific question so your tutor can check that the material matches her knowledge and current coursework.
Find the explanation that works for you, then practice together—without rushing.
Know what to practice next, with manageable steps to keep moving forward.

If fast explanations, dense textbook pages, or a rigid pace have left you feeling behind, there is room to approach the material differently here. Autistic and other neurodivergent students, returning learners, and anyone who wants a patient study partner are welcome.
You can tell your tutor what makes studying easier for you. Every learner is different; we’ll discuss what is practical for your topic and session before you book. You never need to disclose a diagnosis.
This is individual academic peer support within your tutor’s subject knowledge. It is not a specialist learning assessment or a guarantee that every support request can be provided.
Your tutor is a first-semester Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) student studying nursing fundamentals on the RN pathway, maintaining a 96% average in her current coursework and a 3.91 GPA. She earned 100% in Anatomy & Physiology I, Anatomy & Physiology II, and microbiology.
She also holds an associate degree in health science, a medical billing and coding certificate, and PCA certification. With an 86% TEAS score and 96% on her ADN 150 exam, she brings a strong academic foundation to the study table.
Your tutor took the TEAS after more than 30 years away from academics and scored 86% without studying beforehand. That return to learning is part of why she values encouragement, a patient pace, and making questions feel welcome.
Fluent in English, with some knowledge of French, your tutor welcomes a conversation about the language and explanation style that help you feel comfortable learning.
Classmates regularly ask your tutor to tutor them. NCLEX101 gives that peer support a welcoming home: a place to work through challenging material with someone who is in nursing school, too.
Explore lessons →
Careful study. Strong results. A foundation worth sharing.
Your tutor’s own academic results, provided for this profile. Individual student outcomes vary.
Clear per-lesson prices. Lessons are arranged directly with Corinna. Payment in full is due through a Square invoice after topic and time approval, before confirmation. Optional monthly plans remain in preparation.
A focused lesson for a specific question or a concept that needs another look.
Time to connect concepts, ask questions, and work through the reasoning together.
More time for related prerequisite or introductory topics, after your tutor reviews the material.
Your lesson price covers the listed live, one-to-one teaching time. Review what’s included and the upfront payment & interruption policy before planning a session.
Optional monthly tutoring, with clear hours and a familiar face. Prefer one lesson at a time? That stays available too.
2 personal, 60-minute online lessons per calendar month.
$57.50 per hour · Save $5 against individual $60 hours.
4 personal, 60-minute online lessons per calendar month.
$55 per hour · Save $20 against individual $60 hours.
In preparation: These are proposed launch prices. Enrollment, recurring payments, and lesson-credit tracking are not active. Your tutor must confirm your topic and enough availability before accepting a plan. No payment is taken on this page.
With your explicit agreement, payment would be collected upfront and renew on the same calendar date each month—for example, October 20 and November 20. The charge buys exactly two or four 60-minute lessons. Four lessons per calendar month does not mean a lesson every week of the year; a fifth lesson is separate. There is no long-term contract. You would be able to cancel renewal before the next charge and keep valid paid lesson credits until their stated expiry.
Proposed launch policy: one unused 60-minute lesson may carry forward for 30 days after its original billing period ends, whether or not you renew. Other unused credits expire at the end of their original period. If your tutor cannot provide the agreed availability, affected credit will be extended or the undelivered time refunded at your choice. The full booking, cancellation, and credit terms will be displayed before enrollment opens.
The plan covers the stated live tutoring time, within your tutor’s current peer-tutoring scope. It does not include unlimited messaging, recordings, written study guides, completed assignments, or guaranteed grades. Tutor-side and student-side interruption rules apply to the affected lesson. The respectful-learning policy’s forfeiture applies to the remaining time in that session, not automatically to all future lessons in a plan.
A suggested structure, shaped around you. We can slow down, revisit a question, or spend longer where you need it.
Bring your questions and choose what would make the lesson useful.
Use plain explanations, connections, and examples at your pace.
Talk through practice, ask again, and explain the reasoning in your own words.
Identify a manageable focus for your next independent study session.
Every lesson: One-to-one attention, space for questions, guided practice, and clear study priorities.
Plan this 60-minute lesson ↗Live online lessons designed around your learning goals.
You deserve to know what you’re booking, what it costs, and how we’ll work together before you pay.
Share your course, chapter, specific questions, and learning goal. Your tutor reviews the exact topic and confirms whether she can help within her current knowledge.
Once the topic and a time are agreed, review the lesson length, full price, and policies. Payment in full is required before the session is confirmed.
A confirmed booking will include the date, time zone, duration, and video-meeting link. Check your connection, camera, and microphone before the start time.
Ask questions, practice with guidance, and talk through your reasoning at a comfortable pace. We’ll finish with clear priorities for your independent study.
Online lesson requests are open: Choose an available time in Acuity and submit your topic for Corinna’s review. No social media account is needed. After topic and time approval, Corinna sends a Square invoice; full payment is required before final confirmation and Google Meet details.
A kind learning experience starts with straightforward terms. These rules apply to paid lessons and are shared again before payment.
If your tutor’s internet, equipment, or another interruption on her side prevents teaching, you may choose a proportional refund or lesson credit for the paid teaching time you did not receive. If she cannot deliver any of the lesson, the full lesson price is refunded or credited.
We can make up the time during the same meeting if you both agree and are available. Time fully made up is not also refunded or credited.
For example: You pay $60 for 60 minutes. An interruption on your tutor’s side leaves 20 minutes undelivered. You may choose a $20 refund or $20 credit toward another lesson.
You are responsible for your connection, device, and study environment. Student-side interruptions—including internet problems, a damaged device, household distractions, or accidental disconnection—do not qualify for a refund or credit.
The lesson remains scheduled to end at the agreed time. Your tutor will help you resume when you reconnect, but time lost to an interruption on your side is not replaced or extended automatically.
Before we meet: Test your setup, charge your device, and choose a place where you can focus. A few minutes of preparation helps protect the time you’ve set aside.
Refunds and credits are calculated from the price paid and the proportion of booked teaching time left undelivered. Credit applies toward a future lesson, subject to topic approval and availability. If the cause of an interruption is unclear, your tutor will review what happened with you before resolving the unused time.
Cancel or request a reschedule at least 24 hours before the confirmed start time for a full refund or a free move to another agreed time. Cancellations made less than 24 hours ahead and missed lessons are not refundable. Late arrivals keep the original end time. If Corinna cancels, you may choose a full refund or a rescheduled lesson. Contact Corinna through your confirmation email or the official NCLEX101 messaging account for cancellation or rescheduling; a new time must be agreed with Corinna. Your confirmation states the lesson’s time zone.
Every learner deserves dignity, patience, and respect. We welcome people of every background, identity, belief, and ability, including different learning and communication styles.
Questions, mistakes, asking again, and taking time to find your words are welcome here. Your tutor is committed to treating you with the same respect expected from you.
Hate, discriminatory remarks, harassment, personal insults, and abusive or unprofessional language are not acceptable.
The remaining paid lesson time is forfeited, with no refund or credit. This applies to the unused portion of that session.
This conduct policy applies to sessions ended after the warning. Tutor-side internet or equipment failures remain covered by the interruption policy above.
A little preparation makes room for a better lesson. Choose your session, outline your topic, and pick a preferred time.
Request your lesson online. No Instagram or Facebook account, card or payment required at the request stage.
Choose a 30-minute concept check-in ($35), 60-minute tutoring lesson ($60), or 90-minute deep dive ($90). Available times and your topic-review form are on our secure Acuity scheduling page.
Choose a lesson & available time →
Request → topic approval → full payment → lesson confirmation. The initial email acknowledges your request. Corinna sends a Square invoice after approval, then confirms your lesson and Google Meet details after payment.
Check the date, duration and time zone before submitting. Please read our lesson and 24-hour cancellation terms. Do not include patient information or live graded-test content.
A real person reviews every request. Agree the topic and time, pay through Square, then receive your lesson confirmation.
Select an available time and submit your topic directly through Acuity. Corinna reviews the request before accepting the lesson. The request email is a receipt, not final lesson confirmation.
Corinna sends an individual Square invoice after approving the topic and agreeing the time. Pay the full lesson price through the invoice’s secure payment page. She verifies payment before confirming the lesson. This website does not collect card details.
Sometimes another explanation helps a concept settle. Explore a couple of starting points, then bring your questions to your lesson.
Medical stories that spark curiosity and bring the science into focus.
Chubbyemu · A Man Ate 2 Pounds Licorice Candy. This Is What Happened To His Organs. YouTube loads only when you select the play control. Watch on YouTube ↗
Chubbyemu is your tutor’s favorite channel. This featured episode is a starting selection; CrashCourse and Amoeba Sisters remain available for foundational study. Videos belong to their creators; no partnership or endorsement of NCLEX101 is implied. Medical case stories are for general interest and do not expand your tutor’s tutoring scope. Follow your course materials and instructor’s requirements.
A cheerful collection of study-day companions. Bring your questions, your curiosity, and yourself—you’re welcome here.
Little tools. Big curiosity. Always room for another question.
A little reassurance before we study together.
A good place for
your questions.
Your tutor currently offers foundational peer tutoring in A&P I & II, microbiology, and TEAS study and testing strategies, with selected first-semester topics reviewed individually. She is a first-semester ADN student and does not currently offer NCLEX or other licensure-exam preparation. NCLEX101 is an independent service with no examination-board affiliation.
Yes. Every learner is welcome and deserves respect, whatever their background, identity, beliefs, abilities, or learning and communication style. Questions, mistakes, and requests for another explanation are encouraged. Hate, discrimination, harassment, personal insults, and abusive or unprofessional language are not acceptable. You will receive one clear warning and be asked to stop. If the behavior continues or happens again during the session, your tutor will end the meeting and disconnect you. The remaining paid lesson time is forfeited, with no refund or credit. Read the full respectful learning policy before paying for a lesson.
Pre-nursing students, TEAS candidates, and students learning first-semester fundamentals. Your tutor specializes in A&P I & II and microbiology, with strong support for TEAS study and testing strategies. She also offers peer support in introductory material that matches her coursework. Every request needs a topic review before any lesson is accepted. Later-semester students can ask about foundational prerequisite topics, but advanced nursing content is outside this service.
Advanced nursing courses, specialty clinical instruction, NCLEX or other licensure/professional certification preparation, patient-specific decisions, live graded-test answers, and assignment completion are outside this service. A&P, microbiology, and study strategies can be relevant at different stages; the exact material is reviewed individually.
Acuity’s topic-review form asks for your study stage, subject, purpose, course, and specific topic. Requests for introductory fundamentals or basic dosage calculations need a check against material your tutor has already covered. A&P I & II, microbiology, and TEAS study and testing strategies are her main advertised areas of support. A possible fit is not an acceptance: your tutor must review the exact topic before confirming any lesson. Submit the form in Acuity to receive your request receipt. Corinna reviews the exact topic before any invoice or lesson confirmation. You can also contact the official NCLEX101 account if you want to discuss a topic or another time first.
Lessons use Google Meet for live conversation and shared study materials. Acuity accepts your request and holds the requested time for review. Corinna approves the topic and time, sends a Square invoice, then verifies payment and sends a separate confirmation with your meeting link. The request receipt is not a confirmed lesson.
Yes. Questions, repetition, and a slower pace are welcome. Tell your tutor whether you prefer written steps, visual explanations, talking it through, or a mix. You do not need to share a diagnosis or personal health information.
Yes. You are welcome to discuss a slower pace, direct explanations, written steps, visual examples, repetition, or a predictable session structure. Everyone’s preferences are different, so your tutor will discuss what is practical before booking. No diagnosis disclosure is required. This is peer tutoring rather than specialist learning assessment.
Your tutor is fluent in English and has some knowledge of French. Share your preferred language before booking; she will confirm whether she can support your exact topic in that language before you pay. French is not offered as full-language tutoring services.
No. The listed options are individual lessons: $35 for 30 minutes, $60 for 60 minutes, or $90 for 90 minutes. Payment in full is due upfront after topic approval, before the session is confirmed. Optional monthly plans are also being prepared: two one-hour lessons for $115 per calendar month or four for $220. These plans are previews; enrollment and recurring billing are not connected.
A specific question, your course objectives, and any study materials you have permission to share. Remove patient names, identifiers, and other private information.
Lessons can help you prepare, review concepts, and practice reasoning. Tutoring does not include answering live graded tests or completing assignments for you.
No specific grade or exam result is guaranteed. Your tutor’s academic performance reflects her own work. Tutoring supports your understanding and independent study.
Pay in full upfront after your tutor approves your topic and you agree a time, before the booking is confirmed. The price covers the selected live one-to-one session, agreed topic review, guided practice, and study priorities discussed during the lesson. It does not include recordings, written study guides, unlimited messaging, or completed assignments. See the full lesson process.
If an interruption on your tutor’s side prevents teaching, you may choose a proportional refund or lesson credit for the paid time left undelivered. If no lesson can be delivered, the full price is refunded or credited. You may instead agree to make up the time during the meeting if you are both available. See the interruption policy and example.
Student-side internet or device problems, household distractions, and accidental disconnections do not qualify for a refund or credit. The session keeps its original end time. You can resume when you reconnect, but the lost time is not automatically extended or replaced.
Cancel or request a reschedule at least 24 hours before the confirmed start time for a full refund or a free move to another agreed time. Cancellations made less than 24 hours ahead and missed lessons are not refundable. Late arrivals keep the original end time. If Corinna cancels, you may choose a full refund or a rescheduled lesson. Contact Corinna through your confirmation email or the official NCLEX101 messaging account for cancellation or rescheduling; a new time must be agreed with Corinna. Your confirmation states the lesson’s time zone.
Come as you are. Bring the tricky question. Let’s work through it together.
Take an optional five-minute guided pause, check in privately with what would help, and explore carefully sourced reading on wellbeing and study.
Welcoming academic peer support. Wellbeing information is not clinical care or trauma treatment. You never need to share a diagnosis or personal history.