Can you do a UWorld question over again....

[LordVader89]

if you've already done the question before in the past? I want to use the question bank to study for my exams but if it'll only let you do the question a certain amount of times then I might not. I have the 6 month subscription.

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[oingoboingo]

Yes you can do all of the UWorld questions more than once. It's also possible to only re-do the ones you got wrong, or ones that you marked for reviewing later.
I must say that doing my incorrect UWorld questions was the most miserable part of board prep - because some of them I kept getting wrong over and over and over and never learned my lesson.

 

[LordVader89]

Yes you can do all of the UWorld questions more than once. It's also possible to only re-do the ones you got wrong, or ones that you marked for reviewing later.
I must say that doing my incorrect UWorld questions was the most miserable part of board prep - because some of them I kept getting wrong over and over and over and never learned my lesson.

Hmm then what is this reset limit that everyone keeps talking about? Apparently I can only reset the questions twice whatever that means?

 

[Raryn]

Hmm then what is this reset limit that everyone keeps talking about? Apparently I can only reset the questions twice whatever that means?

You can reset the whole list of questions so they are all marked as never used, then run through the set in totum again. They limit how often you do that.

 

[fitdoc010996]

if you've already done the question before in the past? I want to use the question bank to study for my exams but if it'll only let you do the question a certain amount of times then I might not. I have the 6 month subscription.

Yep you can do a reset, it basically does a reboot of your course and all the questions you've done before are now unmarked and unanswered. It's a pretty good way of testing yourself again

 

[gyngyn]

Yep you can do a reset, it basically does a reboot of your course and all the questions you've done before are now unmarked and unanswered. It's a pretty good way of testing yourself again

Three years would be a long time to wait for this answer!