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Step II Gunner Training/Firecracker for Step 2
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Hi SDN,
Does anybody have any experience with using GT/Firecracker for step 2 studying or 3rd year shelf exams? Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Only FC works for 3rd year shelf exams. I think it works well with UWorld fwiw.
Thanks! Would you (or anyone else) like to elaborate on how you're manage yourself to use it for 3rd year? Between casefiles, pretests, Uworld...etc, i barely have time for anything else it feels like lol
Thanks! Would you (or anyone else) like to elaborate on how you're manage yourself to use it for 3rd year? Between casefiles, pretests, Uworld...etc, i barely have time for anything else it feels like lol
So fc is actually better because you can divide the questions into on-time and behind on. Moreover, you can at least stay current on the topics you select as well from the questions you should have done last week (speaking from experience).
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Anyone else using it? Been getting emails about their launch. Trying to decide if I should just use this and Uworld 3rd year. Thoughts?
Firecracker for CK is still in Beta. It still has a lot of missing topics and errors.
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My main problem with flagging/banking questions daily is that I may run into the same issues I had with GT-- that is having 200+ review questions to do daily, which is just too damn many to do when you are at the hospital for 8-14 hrs/day at the hospital. Anyone else agree?