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As we'll discuss, USMLE Step 1 transitioning to Pass/Fail in 2021 has dramatically altered how USMLE exams contribute to your residency application.
Are you a medical student looking for advice about USMLE Step 2? Look no further - this article is your ultimate guide to success! In this comprehensive guide, we will provide you with all the strategies, tips, and resources you need to master USMLE Step 2 and excel on test day.
Each of you reading will fit into a different category. The goal of this post is to discuss the various factors that you need to consider when deciding on Step 1 tutoring, whether that is with Step 101 or another company.
There are several practice exams that can be taken in preparation for Step 1. Most commonly, students utilize UWorld Self Assessments (UWSA) and NBME practice exams known as Comprehensive Basic Science Self-Assessments (CBSSA’s).
Congratulations! If you are reading this it’s probably because you’ve received some interviews for residency or fellowship. It might seem like a given that you were going to get an interview or two, but take a moment to appreciate the opportunity because some other applicants would be thrilled to be in your position.
If you have recently failed Step 1, please know that you are not alone, as failure rates for Step 1 have increased significantly in the last several years. While a failure may be disappointing, it’s important to spend some time considering how a Step 1 failure will affect you and what you can do to ensure you pass Step 1 on your next attempt.
USMLE scores are an important component of any residency application and students are constantly searching for the latest resource or study hack that will help them score better faster.