How to utilize WebPath

[ChessMaster3000]

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I'm about 6-8 months out from Step 1, and I was just wondering the best way to utilize webpath--should I use it now before dedicated studying, or just wait until I start dedicated study time? Also, perhaps more importantly, what is the best way to use webpath? I Know the examinations are useful, but there's some pretty ridiculous (read: obscure) stuff on there, that I could hardly believe would ever be on Step 1. Any thoughts on this would be much appreciated! Thanks!

 

[nguyen1025]

I think it's best to use alongside your school path course. If not, during dedicated studying time I would do the appropriate organ system after studying that organ system from Pathoma/RR/FA. I think it's a great and somewhat under utilized resource out there.

 

[wanderer]

You should use it both during your school year and during dedicated study time. I only realized how useful it was a few weeks before my exam and I was pretty comfortable with the path on my exam, although it had been a weak point of mine before using it. Histo is one of those things that you easily forget but the more times you've seen it the easier it gets to relearn.
It's also one of those things that becomes gimme questions if you're familiar with the given images but hard to impossible if you haven't seen it before.

 

[g8orlife]

I think it's best to use alongside your school path course. If not, during dedicated studying time I would do the appropriate organ system after studying that organ system from Pathoma/RR/FA. I think it's a great and somewhat under utilized resource out there.

You should use it both during your school year and during dedicated study time. I only realized how useful it was a few weeks before my exam and I was pretty comfortable with the path on my exam, although it had been a weak point of mine before using it. Histo is one of those things that you easily forget but the more times you've seen it the easier it gets to relearn.
It's also one of those things that becomes gimme questions if you're familiar with the given images but hard to impossible if you haven't seen it before.

I Agree With Both Posts.