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I have heard from several 3rd and 4th year medical students that if they could go back and change one thing about their boards studying, they would do lots more questions (like Q bank, Board simulator, etc..)
So far, I have been using questions as my primary resource for studying(supplemented with a few *key* books, like First Aid and Lippencotts pharm). Questions seem to be the only thing I can stand doing for any length of time without getting bored.
Any thoughts on this approach? Has anyone done the same thing and done very well? 😕
So far, I have been using questions as my primary resource for studying(supplemented with a few *key* books, like First Aid and Lippencotts pharm). Questions seem to be the only thing I can stand doing for any length of time without getting bored.
Any thoughts on this approach? Has anyone done the same thing and done very well? 😕