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Tips and Tricks for IMGs To Succeed on the USMLE®
We’ve outlined some important tips to help you feel better prepared for the USMLE® as an IMG. Explore these tips that could help you achieve the best outcome possible.
Why You Shouldn’t Neglect the Basic Sciences During Your Preclinical Studies
Doing a small batch of UWorld questions daily will keep your grasp of the material from fading and help you develop (or redevelop) the strong basic science foundation you’ll need to achieve a high score on Step 1.
How I Counsel Students Based on Their UWorld Step 1 and Step 2 QBank Performance Analysis
We will show you how to navigate the UWorld USMLE® Step 1 and Step 2 QBank performance analysis tools and use these features to reach your full potential on test day.
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Must-Have Study Techniques for Success
Studying throughout medical school is a marathon, not a sprint. But what are the most effective study techniques for success? Allow me to share some tips.
New Product: USMLE® Step 1/COMLEX® Level 1 Enhanced QBank
We’ve paired your favorite 3,500+ USMLE Step 1 questions with 125+ new COMLEX OMT-specific questions!
Why You Should Use UWorld’s American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM) QBank
We’ll be taking a close look at the pros and cons of the UWorld ABIM QBank by examining the user interface, question style and format, and other features.
Lectures, Notes, and UWorld: How I Fit Them into My Day (an M2 perspective)
When it comes to learning and retaining material in med school, repetition is critical. That’s why UWorld’s practice focus makes it a must-have resource!
Why Spaced Repetition Is (Still) Important for USMLE® Step 2 CK
As part of the Flashcards section of the UWorld Step 2 CK QBank, you can conveniently create flashcards using pictures, tables, and critical information from each question. And then you
How I Used My UWorld Subscription for MS1 and MS2
Students may be surprised to find that UWorld is more than enough to prepare them for their medical school exams, and they don’t need too many other resources.