webprep opinions

[jjmack]

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hey,

I have about five weeks to study (I don't have a hard date yet...it's a long story PM me if you really care) and I was wondering how people work webprep into their study schedule. I am trying to use First Aid, Qbank, webprep, and some other various HY or BRS where needed. I don't know many people who have used webprep so I was wondering if I could get your advice on how you used it. whether or not you thought it was helpful? and any areas that are especially good or bad. thanks.

 

[justin334]

I used WebPrep early(months before my test) in my test prep before I really started going through Qbank, First Aid, etc. It's a pretty good resouce but it is VERY time-consuming. Sometimes it feels like it's going in slow motion. I thought biochem was the best and I would definitely do that. Also behavioral was helpful for me.

 

[jjmack]

I used WebPrep early(months before my test) in my test prep before I really started going through Qbank, First Aid, etc. It's a pretty good resouce but it is VERY time-consuming. Sometimes it feels like it's going in slow motion. I thought biochem was the best and I would definitely do that. Also behavioral was helpful for me.

thanks. I was using it for some of the metabolism hardcore biochem stuff yesterday. I thought it was a little slow, but helpful since I placed out of it in med school and don't remember any of it. I also knew there was a problem when the segment they have on PCR is 33min. I guess I'll just use it sparingly.

 

[QuaerensIntelle]

I'm planning on working through mine early throughout my second year path courses (at least the video lectures) and making some margin notes. I like it so far. The video lectures are about 153 hours (15 days of 8 hour lecture) in total which comes with quizzes.