Hello there, after searching for a bit I couldn't find this question specifically addressed.
I'm trying to decide how to prepare for Step 1 during M2 year, and I've often heard that the best way is just to do well in your classes, maybe reading FA a little bit along the way or doing a lower tier qbank if you're feeling gunnish. The reason focusing on classes is emphasized is because a normal school does anatomy/physiology first year and pathology second year.
Does this logic change at all if you go to a school that does integrated organ blocks? At my school, we do anatomy, physiology and pathology of each organ/system as we learn it, so we have already done half of our "M2 year" material in the traditional sense.
Anyone who went to a school with similar curriculum able to comment on how this affects step 1 prep during the year? Thanks!
I'm trying to decide how to prepare for Step 1 during M2 year, and I've often heard that the best way is just to do well in your classes, maybe reading FA a little bit along the way or doing a lower tier qbank if you're feeling gunnish. The reason focusing on classes is emphasized is because a normal school does anatomy/physiology first year and pathology second year.
Does this logic change at all if you go to a school that does integrated organ blocks? At my school, we do anatomy, physiology and pathology of each organ/system as we learn it, so we have already done half of our "M2 year" material in the traditional sense.
Anyone who went to a school with similar curriculum able to comment on how this affects step 1 prep during the year? Thanks!