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I'm am MS1 (just started a week ago) and I need your advice. With respect to Step I I was thinking about getting the materials listed below.
Other than perhaps First Aid is it possible to gain a significant advantage in preparing for Step I by using the books as I go along in my classes these next two years? Is it even feasible to use them in classes?
I do know that many of them will be outdated in two years when I take the test but at the same time I could always buy the updated versions for studying right before. In this regard it would seem that the minimal changes in two years wouldn't outweigh the benefit as a whole I might gain with most of the information in them. What do you all think?
*High-Yield Gross Anatomy
*High-Yield Neuroanatomy
*First Aid for the USMLE Step 1: A Student to Student 2002
*High-Yield Behavioral Science
*BRS Biochemistry
*Clinical Microbiology Made Ridiculously Simple
*Board Review Series - Pathology
*Lippincott's Illustrated Reviews: Pharmacology : Special *Millenium Update
*Board Review Series - Physiology
*High-Yield Embryology
*High-Yield(TM) Immunology
*BRS Cell Biology and Histology w/CD-R
Other than perhaps First Aid is it possible to gain a significant advantage in preparing for Step I by using the books as I go along in my classes these next two years? Is it even feasible to use them in classes?
I do know that many of them will be outdated in two years when I take the test but at the same time I could always buy the updated versions for studying right before. In this regard it would seem that the minimal changes in two years wouldn't outweigh the benefit as a whole I might gain with most of the information in them. What do you all think?
*High-Yield Gross Anatomy
*High-Yield Neuroanatomy
*First Aid for the USMLE Step 1: A Student to Student 2002
*High-Yield Behavioral Science
*BRS Biochemistry
*Clinical Microbiology Made Ridiculously Simple
*Board Review Series - Pathology
*Lippincott's Illustrated Reviews: Pharmacology : Special *Millenium Update
*Board Review Series - Physiology
*High-Yield Embryology
*High-Yield(TM) Immunology
*BRS Cell Biology and Histology w/CD-R