I want to get it over with so I'm debating between March 15 or May 11. There are no April spots. Anyone take the COMLEX this early (March) during second year?
I want to get it over with so I'm debating between March 15 or May 11. There are no April spots. Anyone take the COMLEX this early (March) during second year?
We have been released to take the exam with the understanding that most people will take it in May or June. It's probably frowned upon to take it in March, but since it is P/F, I am tempted to try and get it over with.
We have been released to take the exam with the understanding that most people will take it in May or June. It's probably frowned upon to take it in March, but since it is P/F, I am tempted to try and get it over with.
We have been released to take the exam with the understanding that most people will take it in May or June. It's probably frowned upon to take it in March, but since it is P/F, I am tempted to try and get it over with.
The first year of both USMLE and COMLEX going P/F had a higher proportion of failing grades than in previous years, largely in part to people making the mistake of thinking either is a cakewalk to simply push some P.
Don't take either until you're confident you're ready.
This.
“Just passing” is easier than if you had to get a good score, it’s true. But don’t risk your whole future on a desire to just get it over with.
And if you’re taking USMLE as well- I honestly do not know it’s recommended to do both at this point- you’re better off taking the two close together so your knowledge is fresh/maxed for both.
So this site likes to **** all over comlex, but it’s still a tough exam in its own right. Rushing it for vacation can have extremely bad effects on your entire career.
That's being greedy, I would certainly wait until you take a COMSAE at least. The style of comlex will throw you for a loop. Comlex gives very little info in the stem and expects you to extrapolate based on keywords and buzz phrases. Step will give you too much information and expect you to deduce an answer from that.