Kaplan Integrated Cases with Dr. Raymon?

[beatsbydre]

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I'm just wondering if anyone has done these recently (it's new this year but three sessions has already finished) + has any thoughts. This is by no way, an ad for this program -- I hate Kaplan and their money-making schemes. However, I heard great things about Dr. Raymon and think that it might be a good idea to go to put everything in perspective. Nonetheless, 600 for 4 days of live lectures seem a little excessive.

Thanks!

 

[WilliamsEph]

Yeah, $600 seems a bit excessiv, but then again no one ever accused Kaplan of being altruists. Grabbing Conrad Fischers 20 integrated cases for Step 2 off the 'bay might be the cheap bootleg way to get similar info.

 

[beatsbydre]

isn't that for Step II? Knowing Kaplan if they think it's somewhat relevant to Step I, they would definitely market it towards that to get more money.

 

[WilliamsEph]

It is for Step 2, but a lot of the info is clinically relevant for Step 1. Like others have recently said here, reading First Aid Step 2 ck is somewhat useful.

I wouldn't use these videos as a primary resource, but if you have time to kill maybe worth a shot.

 

[Morsetlis]

I'm just wondering if anyone has done these recently (it's new this year but three sessions has already finished) + has any thoughts. This is by no way, an ad for this program -- I hate Kaplan and their money-making schemes. However, I heard great things about Dr. Raymon and think that it might be a good idea to go to put everything in perspective. Nonetheless, 600 for 4 days of live lectures seem a little excessive.

Thanks!

Yeah most people don't pay the sticker price. Usually it's included with a course that you pay a little bit extra for.