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Premed here,
It seems that the majority of people prefer places that don't have mandatory classes. It does seem strange though that people are paying crazy tuition to sit in their apartment and study Anki. But I understand that this is very important for steps.
What do you guys consider to be useful face-to-face interactions in preclinical? I could see how typical lecture might be less useful, but I would expect medical school to be very good at teaching people how to be doctors.
I've heard of problem-based learning and case-oriented stuff and step one style exams.
Just asking for everyone's thoughts on the issue since I know that lecture styles and attendance policies are big factors for a lot of people.
It seems that the majority of people prefer places that don't have mandatory classes. It does seem strange though that people are paying crazy tuition to sit in their apartment and study Anki. But I understand that this is very important for steps.
What do you guys consider to be useful face-to-face interactions in preclinical? I could see how typical lecture might be less useful, but I would expect medical school to be very good at teaching people how to be doctors.
I've heard of problem-based learning and case-oriented stuff and step one style exams.
Just asking for everyone's thoughts on the issue since I know that lecture styles and attendance policies are big factors for a lot of people.