Pre-Med Study Strategies - What I Wish I Knew in College (Tips from Medical School)
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@lfsuarez · 2019-07 · in “Uworld Starting”
If you’re forgetting it , it means that you’re simply reading it and trying to memorize rather than understanding. You have to be more active with your learning. Check this video out. It might help ▶ link
View on r/step1@lfsuarez · 2019-06 · in “Downward trend on practice exams”
You are currently 195-200 range based on Your scores. What is concerning is that throughout your past 6 months you’ve only improved 10-15 points. This signifies a serious problem with how you study. It means that you’re really not learning anything that you’ve studied. I suggest analyzing it and seriously thinking whether is passive or active learning. Maybe something in this video will help ▶ link
View on r/step1@medschoolinsiders · 2018-05 · in “[serious] How do I study for medical school”
Premed study strategies: what I wish I knew in college ▶ link Sorry the production quality sucks. First one I made. The info in there is an overview of big picture study tips that will make you much more efficient and effective.
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