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I decided to bite the bullet and purchase DIT last night, since I'm one of "those students" that apparently can't read FA for themselves and needs someone to spoon-feed information to them.
Anyway, my last NBME has me sitting at a 203, which is great for me since I was at a 175 on the school's CBSE at the beginning of May, but I'd like to end up with at least a 220. I'm about 30% through UWorld with 55% doing it on random timed tutor mode. I've also been watching Pathoma and am a little over halfway done with that. I'm still planning on finishing both of these, along with DIT. I also have NBME 13 and 15 at my disposal.
Anyway, I was wondering if I'd really be missing out if I skipped out on the primer videos and part 1 questions and answers. My test is currently scheduled for June 21st and while I can push my test back until the 29th, I'd have to cancel some travel plans. As it stands, I was planning on starting DIT on Saturday and doing the 15 day study plan, since my course materials are supposed to come in tomorrow.
Am I doing myself a big disservice for not doing part 1 and just skipping to part 2? Or is it pretty much all material that they're going to be going over again in the part 2 videos? I'm not shooting for the typical SDN score, but I'd like to feel pretty confident that my score will fall in the 220-230 range going into the test.

Anyway, I was wondering if I'd really be missing out if I skipped out on the primer videos and part 1 questions and answers. My test is currently scheduled for June 21st and while I can push my test back until the 29th, I'd have to cancel some travel plans. As it stands, I was planning on starting DIT on Saturday and doing the 15 day study plan, since my course materials are supposed to come in tomorrow.
Am I doing myself a big disservice for not doing part 1 and just skipping to part 2? Or is it pretty much all material that they're going to be going over again in the part 2 videos? I'm not shooting for the typical SDN score, but I'd like to feel pretty confident that my score will fall in the 220-230 range going into the test.