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Step II Study Plans
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Taking August off, Step 2 scheduled for early September.
Books: Crush Step 2, Deja Review, First Aid Step 2 (probably will not use as Crush look better)
Qbank: likely USMLE World
Routine: I'm thinking a month straight of 8-10 hours a day ideally. Roughly divvied equally between books and questions.
Scored 230s Step 1, hoping to go 250 at least on Step 2 to make myself more competitive
Books: Crush Step 2, Deja Review, First Aid Step 2 (probably will not use as Crush look better)
Qbank: likely USMLE World
Routine: I'm thinking a month straight of 8-10 hours a day ideally. Roughly divvied equally between books and questions.
Scored 230s Step 1, hoping to go 250 at least on Step 2 to make myself more competitive
Yeah, I'm curious as well.
Do people do as well as they do just off Crush Step 2/Deja Review/UWorld? Or do they mainly read the txtbooks and then later study board books? I dont know how to study for standardized exams apparently so any advice will be helpful!
Do people do as well as they do just off Crush Step 2/Deja Review/UWorld? Or do they mainly read the txtbooks and then later study board books? I dont know how to study for standardized exams apparently so any advice will be helpful!
Textbooks, no that's for the months and years ahead of standardized tests. By the time you've reached a month or two before the test you should be on to review books and qbanks
I plan to use UW but I might get a second Qbank... that seemed to help me for Step 1. I'm more of a question person than a book person. But no textbooks, only review books. I think I'll use Step Up Medicine and FA.... again, nothing set in stone. I'm not taking it until Dec.
Textbooks, no that's for the months and years ahead of standardized tests. By the time you've reached a month or two before the test you should be on to review books and qbanks
If you read ... I did ask if people mainly use txtbooks and then later use review books for board prep ... please pay attention.
my bad, touche, i knew something was amiss as it sounded like a preallo q as i interpreted it
any real help from the pros?!