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About the PANRE: Summary of Exam Facts
April 20, 2020
PAs are required to take the PANRE during the final two years of the certification maintenance cycle. Check out our summary of exam facts to know what to expect.
Is Passing the PANCE Enough?
April 24, 2020
When it comes to high-stakes exams like the PANCE, is passing enough? Let’s examine why passing the PANCE may not be enough to become a competent PA.
Scoring the PANCE: At a Glance
April 27, 2020
The NCCPA uses a meticulous process for scoring the PANCE. Let’s study the PANCE scoring process to understand how the NCCPA determines the passing score.
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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.
USMLE Step 1 Snapshot: Exam FAQs
As you consider registering to take the USMLE Step 1 in 2020, you should learn all you can about the high-stakes exam. Check out our USMLE Step 1 snaphot.
Upgrading Your Step 2 CK QBank: Hello Shelf Review
Shelf exams are a critical part of clinical rotations and we’ve now made it easier to prepare with a shelf review mode dedicated to the topics they test.
How Using UWorld’s Step 1 Categories Can Help You Prepare for Class Exams and Step 1 Simultaneously
Discover how using UWorld’s Step 1 categories can help you simultaneously prepare for your in-class exams and Step 1.
How To Simultaneously Study for Step 2 CK and Your Shelf Exams
This article gives you insights on how to simultaneously study for your Step 2 CK and Shelf exams. Explore a few tips used by a former medical student during their
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.