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If you want you can type up notes for each video вЂњpictureвЂќ & print it out as well. Very useful investment- I found myself looking through these even as I studied for Step 2 CK. I also got my Sketchy video screenshots printed in color & spiral bound. It can be done at any Staples or other office supply stores. Some of my classmates did the same for Pathoma for the same reason. I spiral bound my First Aid book (makes it easy to flip through & take notes). I kept a pretty regular sleep schedule throughout my study period & was mindful of my caffeine consumption (very Type A) so that I can get restful sleep at night. I did few decks by him but eventually wanted to tailor my learning to my weaknesses so I mostly stuck to my own cards.ДЄdditional tips & tricks (general tips on taking BIG exams here ): There are also pre-made Step 1 Anki cards made by BrosencephalonВ that a lot of people like. You can also use the Image Occlusion add-on for Anki to make flashcards out of tables, diagrams, etc I have a short tutorial on this in one of my videos hereВ if youвЂ™re interested. Step 1 is a memorization heavy exam so you just have to commit everything to memory. Towards the end of my study period, I dedicated at least 2 hours every day to going through my Anki card deck.

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Including but not limited to: BRS physiology, Pathoma, Sketchy Medical, DIT video lectures, Goljan Pathology Rapid Review (thick book- only used to look up specific stuff), Goljan Audio lectures + notes (both floating around for free online), Kaplan Q bank, UWorld, First Aid (should memorize pretty much everything in this book) I stuck to resources I have used during the school year & have liked. Last week: did nothing but 4 UWorld blocks/day + Anki cards Here are my exact day-to-day google calendar screenshot:ДЇor first 3-4 weeks, I did 1 block of UWorld per day (40 questions), up to you whether you wanna do the topic youвЂ™re covering (e.g.

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Rest of the day: Dinner break at some point with some type of 1 hr TV show, Anki, Q bank other than UWorld, sketchy videos, etc Mid-day break: gym + lunch + usually a 30 min TV show (I watched Gilmore Girls because it somehow motivated me to study)ДЄfternoons: I did content review (should be review, not covering new stuff because you simply donвЂ™t have the time) using DIT videos, First Aid, and any of the other resources I listed below I found this to be extremely helpful because it guaranteed that I will at some point memorize the content that I got wrong & commit it to memory. Afterwards I went over each wrong question & made Anki cards out of wrong questions and any other questions I wasnвЂ™t 100% sure about. I made an excel spreadsheet of all the sketchy videos and checked off every time I watched a video to make sure I was covering all the videos- I tried to watch every video at least 3 times but I didnвЂ™t get to/didnвЂ™t feel the need for certain videosДЇirst half:В I started each day with one 40-question block. Micro: I did a little bit of sketchy micro everyday but still had some dedicated days for micro. I really liked Sketchy Pharm videos especially for psych drugs & antibiotics cardio drugs during cardiology, etc) but I did take one day to cover the principles of pharmacology (pharmacokinetics, etc). Pharm: I covered relevant pharmacology within each topic (e.g. Special note about pharmacology & microbiology: Half day off often ended up becoming 3/4 towards the end of the study period and you should try to account for feeling burnt out.

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Rest days- I took 1 full day off during 6 weeks & 1/2 day off per week to relax, go to church on Sundays, etc. Question days- At least 4-5 days dedicated to just doing UWorld Questions the week before exam day Helpful to do this with a friend so you can talk out difficult questions NBMEВ (practice exams)- forgot how many are available but one day dedicated to doing each NBME + going over the wrong questions. *Each system based topic was broken down into embryology, physiology, pathology, pharmacologyВ + extra materials as needed I have a video with all the resources I was using for Step I + an overview of my 6-week study schedule here.В Here's an example schedule (46 days total): I thought it would be helpful to have a dedicated blog post on the topic so that people can refer to it whenever if needed! So here is an overview of how I studied for Step 1.В I hope itвЂ™s helpful! (If you want general information on how I studied during first two years of medical school, it's here)ДЇirst, let's start with the overall schedule.В I basically worked with my school's board exam prep office to come up with a list of all the topics for Step 1 & assigned the number of days I thought I needed for each topic. This is one of my most frequently asked questions via email & DMs.

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