A summer that doesn't slow down
Many MCAT candidates study through the summer for a test date in August or September, and they want two or three sessions a week. Squool notices too: students who keep coming through the summer can earn an “Even in summer” achievement, and a 🔥 streak lights up next to anyone who hasn't missed for a month.
Still want a week off? Set a vacation: every lesson in those dates is removed, and prepaid money goes to the lessons afterwards.
Lessons planned up to each student's test date
Every MCAT or AP student has their own date, so each plan ends at a different time. Set up a weekly series with the weekdays they need, then end the series after their test — no stray lessons in the fall. One-off review sessions go into any free hour of the grid.
On an iPad in landscape, the lesson form sits next to your week, so you can see free evenings while you add a lesson.
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Download on the App StoreHigh school biology during the year
In the school year the rhythm is steady: an hour a week for a Grade 11 student overwhelmed by content, or a Biology 30 student getting ready for the diploma exam. Keep the course and the unit in the student's note. When a new semester changes the student's timetable, change the lesson with “This & Future” and every following lesson moves.
Parents pay, or students pay themselves
For high school students it's usually the parents. MCAT students are adults and pay for themselves, often by e-Transfer for a block of lessons. Either way, every payment appears in the student's payment history with its date, and lessons are paid automatically in order.
Your next lessons at a glance
Home Screen widgets in three sizes show your upcoming lessons without opening the app, and Apple Watch shows what's now and next. Squool runs on iPhone, iPad and Mac and syncs through your own iCloud; your data stays on your devices. Free for 14 days, no credit card needed.
Questions and answers
Which app can a biology tutor use to manage students and payments?
Squool is built for a private tutor working alone: weekly schedule, balances, missed and cancelled lessons and monthly income, on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch. The first 14 days are free.
Can I plan lessons up to a student's MCAT date and then stop them?
Yes. Create a weekly series and end it after the test; history and payments stay on the student's card.
Can I take a week off in the summer without moving every lesson?
Yes. Set a vacation and all lessons in those dates are removed; prepaid money goes to later lessons.
Can parents see the schedule or pay inside the app?
No. Squool has no parent portal and no online payments; it's your private organizer.
Will I get a reminder before each session?
Yes. A notification arrives before every lesson, telling you who and when.
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