How I scored 240+ on USMLE Step 3 | Advice, Study strategies, Tips & Resources

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• @DrEbstein · 2024-01 · in “Step 3 resources?”

  >▶ link howd you end up doing? which anki deck did you end up using?

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• @AzBasRad · 2022-03 · in “Step 3 resources?”

  Here are two videos to get you started: General advice on prep and resources: ▶ link Biostats: ▶ link In general, if you have done ok in Steps 1+2, UWorld and ▶ CCScases.com are all you really need, provided you complete UWorld (+ reviewing incorrects) and do a majority of ▶ CCScases.com. Prior the exam, review First Aid Step 1 micro+antimicrobials.

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• @AzBasRad · 2022-02 · in “Recent test takers”

  Here's a video I made on how to approach Step 3 prep: ▶ link I strongly agree with the above. UWorld for multiple choice questions and ▶ ccscases.com for the case simulations. Biostats is a big part of Step 3 so don't take it lightly. UWorld's biostat questions are good. UWorld has a biostat module, which is not worth the money. Here's my comprehensive biostat playlist: ▶ link Lastly, day 1 will have a few basic scie…

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• @AzBasRad · 2022-01 · in “USMLE Step 3 general question”

  Hey Check out this video on how to approach Step 3 prep: ▶ link But in summary: 1. UWorld is mostly all you need. Depending on your style, random blocks is or non-random blocks in tutor mode both work equally well. You need focus on learning the concepts. Take UW Sims 1 and 2 towards the end of your prep to gauge your performance. 2. Review Mode of action of antimicrobials from FA Step 1 book 1 week before exam. If y…

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