USMLE Step 1: Our Advice
152K views · 7 years ago · strategy · Step 1Dated
DanManMD advice on preparing for scored Step 1.
12 comments from Reddit
@themediocreshepherd · 2022-12 · in “Should I prioritize maturing ANKING or starting UWORLD?”
▶ link Data suggests 1 individual novel question is more valuable than 1 individual anki card. I would try to get a first pass of uworld and unsuspend cards based on incorrects if you have the time
View on r/medicalschool@Acrobatic-Type-9928 · 2021-02 · in “did really poorly on a UWorld set and now I'm too scared to do another one”
▶ link here bro!
View on r/step1@Acrobatic-Type-9928 · 2021-02 · in “did really poorly on a UWorld set and now I'm too scared to do another one”
▶ link i got it!
View on r/step1@Elitecurry96 · 2021-02 · in “Advices please !!”
…be afraid to change things up if you're not improving how you would like. Wayy back when I first started prep I watched some videos on these guys' channel (they both scored 265+) and found it really helpful, check it out if you have time. ▶ link Sure man, DM me whenever, I only have a few weeks left before test day so as you can imagine I'm quite busy but I'll try to help whenever I can. Keep up the positive attitud…
View on r/step1@Mrhighyield · 2020-12 · in “Dilemma: Can Qbanks replace Anki?”
▶ link This guy got a 272 and his friend got a 260 without touching anki. He also applied the same strategy for step 2 ck and got a 273. Simply by doing a ton of questions 10k+. He showed the studies done by universities on his channel proving that doing questions (EVEN if you haven't learned the subject) raises your score and helps you understand in the long term. The more questions you do, the more it'll repeat, cr…
View on r/step1@Hazazii · 2020-02 · in “Doing Random QBank Questions to Get a High Score”
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