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So I'm reading this nice anatomy strategy guide that the soon-to-be-second years posted from my school (discussing what books to buy, what teachers you should attend every class etc...) as my school dives right into anatomy in the first week. While it gave some relief, the fact that you only need to pass half of the exams and have a cumulative grade of 60% or above to pass sort of makes me nervous (i.e.: it has to be difficult).
The students mentioned that different books work for different people, but the problem is how will I know if I haven't bought them? I don't want to waste money on a book b/c I "think" it will help out.
I'm not planning on pre-studying at all before school starts, but I would like to hear some opinions from those of you who have taken anatomy to figure out why book x helped you out as opposed to book y. Thanks!
The students mentioned that different books work for different people, but the problem is how will I know if I haven't bought them? I don't want to waste money on a book b/c I "think" it will help out.
I'm not planning on pre-studying at all before school starts, but I would like to hear some opinions from those of you who have taken anatomy to figure out why book x helped you out as opposed to book y. Thanks!