Week before test: Questions or Content? World or FA?

[LQshvilli]

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My last 10 days before the exam are quickly coming round the bend and I was just wondering if anyone had opinions on how to spend them. I'm doing DIT and I've been making a list of high yield stuff I'm weak on, so I'll definitely be reviewing that and other content. Dr. Jenkins is big on content in the last five days, recommending you re-read all of FA then so all the info is fresh in your mind. I've heard from others that doing as many questions as possible is the way to go.

Thoughts? Other ideas?

 

[winkleweizen]

My last 10 days before the exam are quickly coming round the bend and I was just wondering if anyone had opinions on how to spend them. I'm doing DIT and I've been making a list of high yield stuff I'm weak on, so I'll definitely be reviewing that and other content. Dr. Jenkins is big on content in the last five days, recommending you re-read all of FA then so all the info is fresh in your mind. I've heard from others that doing as many questions as possible is the way to go.

Thoughts? Other ideas?

Idk id probably say it depends on where you are with your scores.

240+ do questions to get the more minute stuff.
less then 240 then do more first aid.

Although with 10 days you have enough time to get through FA and do a bunch of questions.

 

[justdoit31]

My last 10 days before the exam are quickly coming round the bend and I was just wondering if anyone had opinions on how to spend them. I'm doing DIT and I've been making a list of high yield stuff I'm weak on, so I'll definitely be reviewing that and other content. Dr. Jenkins is big on content in the last five days, recommending you re-read all of FA then so all the info is fresh in your mind. I've heard from others that doing as many questions as possible is the way to go.

Thoughts? Other ideas?

I'm also doing DIT- my last 5 day plan is to read through FA but also do 2-3 blocks of questions a day. At this point I have already seen FA a couple times (I used it for NBME and regular test studying as well) so it shouldn't take as long as my initial full pass (6 days) and even during that initial pass I was doing 100 q/day. I would venture to say if you manage time wisely you could do both.

 

[da8s0859q]

My last 10 days before the exam are quickly coming round the bend and I was just wondering if anyone had opinions on how to spend them. I'm doing DIT and I've been making a list of high yield stuff I'm weak on, so I'll definitely be reviewing that and other content. Dr. Jenkins is big on content in the last five days, recommending you re-read all of FA then so all the info is fresh in your mind. I've heard from others that doing as many questions as possible is the way to go.

Thoughts? Other ideas?

I'm about there right now, and my plan is to run through all of the incorrect answers in UW and make it through FA once more between now and next weekend. I think it's doable.