Advances in Genetics & Genetic Technology
College Is Too Expensive for Guesswork.
Most students commit to pre-medicine or biology without ever exploring what genetics really is. This February, give your student the chance to unravel the code of life and discover if medicine, biotechnology, or genetic engineering could be their calling.
Pre-Requisite - Must Have taken a year of high school biology
📅 Dates: Sundays — Apr 5, 12, 19, 26
🕘 Time: 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM EST
📍 Format: Live Online, Interactive Sessions
💲 Tuition: $400 (Bundle & Save Options Below)
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Many Students Say “Pre-Med” Without Ever Experiencing Real Science.
College biology and medical tracks are tough, and many students lose confidence early on because they didn’t have meaningful exposure in high school.
Our Genetics Learning Camp changes that. Students explore how DNA, heredity, and genetic technology shape the future of healthcare, agriculture, and even AI-driven medicine, gaining clarity and excitement about whether this path is truly for them.
Build understanding of DNA, RNA, and heredity through exploration and research
Explore CRISPR, gene editing, and personalized medicine
Understand how genetics drives modern medical innovation
Strengthen scientific reasoning and college-level readiness
Decode the Blueprint of Life
This course gives students an intellectual introduction to modern genetics how information in DNA is read, copied, and edited to shape every living organism.
They Will Explore:
DNA and RNA: How genetic information is stored, transcribed, and translated in the human body.
The human genome: Understanding how genes determine traits and influence disease.
The core concepts of genetics: Mendelian inheritance, dominant and recessive traits, and probability in heredity.
Recent advances: CRISPR and emerging genetic technologies that are reshaping medicine and bioethics.
Students leave with a clearer understanding of how genetics connects to medicine, research, and the future of human health.
Perfect for Advanced 10th–12th Graders Curious About Biology and Medicine
Ideal for Students Who:
Aspire to careers in healthcare, genetics, or biomedical engineering
Enjoy biology, chemistry, or lab experiments
Want to explore future-ready fields like biotechnology and gene editing
Need unique enrichment experiences for college applications
Are fascinated by biology and want to understand genetics beyond the textbook.
Plan to pursue majors in Biology, Medicine, Genetics, or Biomedical Engineering.
Enjoy analyzing systems and making connections between science and ethics.
Want to explore the intersection of genetic research and real-world impact.
Dr. BRIAN SALTZER
MATHEMATICAL PHYSICIST
INSTRUCTOR
Dr. Saltzer transforms complex science into meaningful, accessible learning for young minds. With decades of university teaching and over 25 textbooks published by Pearson and McGraw-Hill, he helps students connect math, biology, and physics in ways that inspire.
National awards for excellence in STEM education
More than 25 textbooks shaping how students learn worldwide
Former university professor mentoring future scientists
Known for making abstract concepts exciting and real
Learn Through Guided Exploration and Scientific Discussion
Our sessions use visual demonstrations, guided explanations, and interactive discussion to bring genetics to life in a virtual setting. Students analyze real-world examples and discover how mathematical and biological thinking intersect in modern genomics.
Our sessions use visual demonstrations, guided explanations, and interactive discussion to bring genetics to life in a virtual setting. Students analyze real-world examples and discover how mathematical and biological thinking intersect in modern genomics.
Students Will Also:
Discuss case studies on genetic disorders and gene therapy developments.
Compare classical and modern approaches to understanding heredity.
Examine the ethical questions surrounding genetic research and innovation.
Engage directly with the instructor to clarify concepts and ask questions.
Outcome: By the end of the program, students gain a conceptual understanding of genetics, the scientific reasoning behind modern medicine, and inspiration to pursue biological or health-science majors.
Discuss case studies on genetic disorders and gene therapy developments.
Compare classical and modern approaches to understanding heredity.
Examine the ethical questions surrounding genetic research and innovation.
Engage directly with the instructor to clarify concepts and ask questions.
Outcome: By the end of the program, students gain a conceptual understanding of genetics, the scientific reasoning behind modern medicine, and inspiration to pursue biological or health-science majors.
Outcome: By the end of the program, students gain a conceptual understanding of genetics, the scientific reasoning behind modern medicine, and inspiration to pursue biological or health-science majors.
Simulate DNA extraction and gel electrophoresis experiments
Decode genetic sequences to identify mutations
Explore how CRISPR can “edit” genes
Debate ethical questions facing modern scientists
Simulate DNA extraction and gel electrophoresis experiments
Decode genetic sequences to identify mutations
Explore how CRISPR can “edit” genes
Debate ethical questions facing modern scientists
A Year of Discovery One Field at a Time
Help your student discover their true calling by exploring multiple STEM fields not just one. Bundle Genetics with programs like Neuroscience, Quantum Mechanics, Quantum Computing, Engineering, or College Mathematics to gain exposure across disciplines.
Single Program
$400
1 month / 4 Sessions
Certification
Live 3-hour weekly sessions (4 total per month)
Expert instruction & interactive learning
explorer bundle
$1100
SAVE $100
Any 3 Programs
Certifications
Free 1 on 1 College Pathway Consultation
Live 3-hour weekly sessions (3 of Any Programs)
future scholar bundle
$2000
SAVE $400
Full Year (6 Programs)
Certification
Priority Access to Research Scholar Program
Live 3-hour weekly sessions
(6 Programs)
University Genetics Camps Cost $2,000+. We Deliver the Same Value for 1/5th the Cost.
Elite pre-college biology programs charge thousands for one subject. Our expert-led, 4-session model offers the same level of enrichment — for only $400 — while allowing students to explore multiple fields in one academic year.
💬 “My daughter discovered her passion for genetics here — she’s now planning to major in biomedical engineering!”
— Parent, NJ
STILL NOT SURE?
ADVANCES IN GENETICS & GENETIC TECHNOLOGY (APRIL)
Session 1: DNA and RNA — The Code of Life
Students begin by exploring how genetic information is stored and expressed. They’ll learn the structure of DNA and RNA, how replication works, and how genes are transcribed and translated into proteins that define every biological function.
Session 2: The Human Genome
This session examines the organization and function of the human genome — how genes are mapped, regulated, and inherited. Students discuss how variations in genetic code influence physical traits, disease susceptibility, and human diversity.
Session 3: The Core Concepts of Genetics
Students study the principles of inheritance from Mendel’s discoveries to modern probability-based models. They’ll explore dominant and recessive traits, Punnett squares, and how genetic patterns explain hereditary conditions.
Session 4: Modern Genetics and Emerging Technologies
In the final session, students explore recent breakthroughs in genetics, including CRISPR gene editing, genome sequencing, and ethical challenges in biotechnology. They’ll discuss how
What is the schedule and meeting location?
4 Sundays in April | 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM EST | Online | Live Interactive Session
Quantum Mechanics: A 4 Week Advanced Learning Group
ADVANCES IN GENETICS AND GENETIC TECHNOLOGY LEARNING CAMP
April | Sunday | April 5, 12, 19 & 26 |
10:00 AM – 1:00 PM EST
Live class: Zoom link will be shared
$400/ month per camp
Session 1: DNA and RNA — The Code of Life
Session 2: The Human Genome
Session 3: The Core Concepts of Genetics
Session 4: Modern Genetics and Emerging Technologies
Certificate of Completion
Expert instruction & interactive learning
Access to resources & assignments
Live 3-hour weekly sessions (4 total per month)