Step I Goljian's High Yields

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Did anyone feel that going through Goljian's High Yield help them at all?

I saw a few posts and a lot of people said it wasn't that worthwile and that none of that stuff in his "high yield" notes came up.
 
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Kashue said:
Did anyone feel that going through Goljian's High Yield help them at all?

I saw a few posts and a lot of people said it wasn't that worthwile and that none of that stuff in his "high yield" notes came up.
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They were all over that exam.
 
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I have a copy of the 100 page Goljan HY notes that are floating around.

A lot of things that were in it were on my exam BUT those were almost always things that were in First Aid also. So going through these notes wasn't very useful for me, but they do contain a lot of high yield info.
 
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lord_jeebus said:
I have a copy of the 100 page Goljan HY notes that are floating around.

A lot of things that were in it were on my exam BUT those were almost always things that were in First Aid also. So going through these notes wasn't very useful for me, but they do contain a lot of high yield info.
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Lord_jeebus, quick q, I've listened to his lectures and annotated my FA with stuff I didn't know even the stuff he thinks is hy, you think that's enough?
 
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Kashue said:
Lord_jeebus, quick q, I've listened to his lectures and annotated my FA with stuff I didn't know even the stuff he thinks is hy, you think that's enough?
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I never got around to listening to his audio so I'm not sure. If there are facts in FA you don't know, learning those is probably a more efficient use of time. If you're sick of FA, going through the HY notes might help. Just move on to the next bullet point every time you realize that you already know the factoid that you're reading so you don't get bogged down.
 
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