how should i start?

[butterflytime]

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hi,
i want to start studying and have the lecture notes&fa.but i really dont know how to start,because i can take 10 months or even a year for preparing,but i can just learn about 1 or 2 hours a day.i am going to med school in europe,so i have my classes and exams there too.
should i start with FA or really go through all the lecture notes?with which subject should i start and where should i focus on?
thank you a lot

 

[tallash]

People will ask you for more info, probably the most important of which will be how much dedicated study time your school provides. So it may be a good idea to post that information to receive a more suitable response. They also may ask what type of courses you are taking this year - those courses may be especially 'high yield' for the step. If so, I suspect most people will tell you that excelling in your coursework should be your first priority. I haven't taken the step yet - I just have been browsing these forums with questions similar to yours - and that seems to be the popular response.

 

[McGillGrad]

Best way to start is to follow your lectures with BRS and FA (in the corresponding sections) and then do 1-2 hours of Goljan/Pharm/Physio on each subject a night.

 

[butterflytime]

thanks for your answers.do you mean the goljan audio lectures?