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Why You Shouldn’t Neglect the Basic Sciences During Your Preclinical Studies
December 21, 2020
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
October 22, 2021
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.
USMLE® Feature Update: Creating a Test from the “Reports” Section
September 3, 2020
This UWorld USMLE® QBank update allows you to review your performance and quickly create a test based on Subjects or Systems that need improvement without returning to the “Create Test” section. Explore it now!
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FAQ – Physician Assistant
Physician Assistant – Top Frequently Asked Questions
Is Passing the PANCE Enough?
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
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.
USMLE® Features Update: Introducing New Flashcard Features
UWorld is pleased to introduce multiple new flashcard features in our QBank, including “Browse” and “Study” functions. Learn more about these updates to our industry-leading QBank..
USMLE® Step 2 CK Feature Update: Categories Added to Systems
We’ve enhanced your Step 2 QBank experience! In the “Create Test” section, you now can view “Categories” within each “System.”
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.