As mentioned above, I'm in the same situation as this guy and honestly I think this might be bad advice. We may not have learned as much as most during M1 and M2 year, but if we passed we definitely have some sort of base. We aren't civilians off the street seeing these words for the first time. Adding resources a month before the exam just seems like a terrible idea. Doing what you just said would take an extremely long period of time for each subject.
I'm sticking to UWorld, Pathoma, and First Aid. Sure, there are things I come across that I didn't learn the first time. But between the UWorld explanations and First Aid I've yet to encounter something that I still didn't understand after referencing those two. Rapid Review path is a chore and BRS seems unnecessary. Adding that stuff would spread this guy incredibly thin. I do agree with taking a minute or two to google things that still aren't very clear to you, but other than that I think UFAP is enough.
Unfortunately, I would have to agree and disagree with you. Adding resources one month before an exam is definitely not a good suggestion.
However, trying to fill in knowledge gaps with UWorld, Pathoma, and First Aid is not the best suggestion either.
I am in both your situation, as well as, SacTus' situation. I barely made it through my two years of school as well.
Where I differ is that I got tired of running to catch up only to always be behind. I gave up because I was tired of fighting. I went through a leave of absence and have been taking baby steps ever since. Sure, my school is pissed off, but I am also holding onto my 2.8 gpa. My goal is to get a 3.0, which equates to a B average. I have witnessed students get to the clinical years and soar, and I am praying for the same.
Now. Getting back on point. I agree that adding resources is not the best method. However, knowledge gaps are present. A review source of some kind is needed. Be it Kaplan, DIT, whatever. SacTus should think about how s/he learns best and find one comprehensive resource.
At the moment, I have a few months because I am again, off schedule. So, I have for the first time in my life opened BRS physiology and am actually learning something.
After enough Najeeb videos (SacTus...no way you have time for this resource!), I am finally able to read and understand BRS physio. And now things that were memorized during 1st and 2nd year are starting to look familiar. Only now can I began adding content because I now have a foundation of the material and I am learning concepts, not memorizing to stay afloat.
The same for Pathology. After a kickstart from Pathoma, I can now read from BRS pathology. (I have since had to put Pathoma aside because I learned it is best for
reviewing content I have previously read, not for learning the material for the first time.) I did manage to listen to Goljan audio for reinforcement of what I did learn from pathoma. I am now looking for another Pathology resource.
My advice is to take some hours and figure out exactly which part of your knowledge base is lacking and address it. It has to be addressed. Pointless to keep tacking on information when the foundation is not supported.