I've been tutoring elementary student in Common Core math this past couple years. It is definitely different than what we were taught when I was young. But I firmly believe that having more tools in your toolbelt is more advantageous than not. While I only listed I tutor Biology and Algebra on here, I know Common Core math for 4-6th graders and various branches of Biology (microbiology, genetics, phycology. animal biology, and veterinary medicine, etc.). While I went to vet school, I chose to withdraw before graduating so I am not a veterinarian. But I still took the required science courses (in 1 regular semester, we had 23 classes with 33 credit hours! Thankfully, they changed the curriculum now, or so I've heard.) If you're pre-vet looking for suggestions for admission or just a student looking to pass math or science, let me know! I've had learning disabilities all my life and had to cope how to pass classes through mnemonic devices (memory tricks)*, without professional help. Tough subjects are easier when there's someone there to support and walk alongside you. I will do my best to help you achieve your academic goals. *p.s. Mnemonic devices are extremely helpful! It helped me get a 4.0 (out of 4.0 grade scale), high enough to be considered for and accepted into vet school. Example: Cardinal directions - Never Eat Sour Wheats for North East South West. I have an uncanny ability to make them on the spot that has a connection to you so you'll (hopefully) remember it for the rest of your life! I just made one for a student today for the quadratic equation.