I took the Step 1 class and found it very helpful.

Hopefully you can buy enough access time to his material for this to work.Īgain, just my $0.02 and YMMV, standard disclaimers apply. If you take the internet version, what I would recommend would be to do a section as slow as you need to for memory work, solidfy with practice Q's and then move on to the next section. Therefore I had no time to reinforce with practice Q's and wound up taking another two weeks to do practice Q's right before my exam. I found myself taking entire days to get through what he went through in 5 hours since I was basically memorizing and looking up things I didn't understand. He gets through an insane amount of material in a short time. What I wouldn't do would be to have too much time in the run up to my exam. I mean down to second and third level questions like the different dosages of calcium gluconate vs calcium citrate when other students had no clue.

I haven't take the USMLE Step 2 yet but I can tell you that I have been pimped by residents and attendings on my emergency clerkship and a lot It helped keep me focused and after about the 1/2 way point, a lot of the material just started really sticking and it was evident on how many answers I had correct on the daily review quizzes. I took the class in prep more for the COMLEX Level 2 and just in case I needed USMLE Step 2.Īt first, it seemed like all he was doing was reading the book to us very quickly and throwing in some information from a previous product he had produced and I almost quit on the last day I could get a refund (I think it I was one of the students that took the live class when they were filming for the web-based product.

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