- Joined
- Sep 29, 2009
- Messages
- 1,603
- Reaction score
- 268
Thank you! That was a very helpful post.
One more question and I'm done, I promise (for now)! This was probably asked earlier in the thread and I apologize if it was. What do you think is/are the reason(s) behind Baylor's high STEP I performance? This won't really factor into my decision much (I'll still have to study hard either way). I was just curious.
having a year of clinical rotations before taking step1 (lots of clinical exposure, practice taking shelf exams, thousands of practice questions under your belt, studying of a variety of resources for each shelf/rotation), being able to have dedicated time off to study solely for step1 (i took off 2 months but studied for 6 or so weeks), and already going through the step1 review book (firstaid) before you actually take the real test (you take a test called "EBSE" or "End Of Basic Sciences" that covers the same material, is made by the NBME (like Step1), and you use the same main study resource.
i'm grateful for the curriculum