Does anyone know of any audio material that can be used to review(let's say CD's to listen to while driving...!) for Step 1. I already have Goljan's audio lecturtes but it would be nice to have audio lectures for other topics. If you guys know of any I would appreciate any information as well as how I could get it.
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Step I Audio Resources??
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I listened to kaplan web prep on mp3 after listening to goljan a few times. PM me if you are interested in where I got it from.Gr42 said:Does anyone know of any audio material that can be used to review(let's say CD's to listen to while driving...!) for Step 1. I already have Goljan's audio lecturtes but it would be nice to have audio lectures for other topics. If you guys know of any I would appreciate any information as well as how I could get it.
the "Recall" and "Gold Standard" series are all audio resources, if you ask me you are better off repeating Goljan audios than those.
Thank you, kryptik. Very helpful.
I'm probably going to stick to Goljan for the most part, but I have trouble reading for long periods of time uninterrupted. I figure other resources will give me SOME way of breaking up the chunks.
I guess questions will also help to break it up, too.
I used USMLE Step 1 Recall. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/07...=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=0781765544
It was pretty good for down time (taking a walk, driving, working out at the gym etc.) It's basically an hour of review (Q & A format) for each subject. I found it very useful.
I don't know much about Gold Standard, but I think you can download samples from their website. Not too sure about that though.
It was pretty good for down time (taking a walk, driving, working out at the gym etc.) It's basically an hour of review (Q & A format) for each subject. I found it very useful.
I don't know much about Gold Standard, but I think you can download samples from their website. Not too sure about that though.
