How to Ace Your USMLE Step 1 Exam

There are numerous study strategies and keys to scoring well on the USMLE Step 1. This webinar by MedSchoolCoach explores how Step 1 is used by program directors in your residency application, the best resources and study guides available, an approach to question banks like Q World and USMLERx. Our panel of experts takes you through how they scored well on the USMLE Step 1. We'll highlight some of the very best books and resources out there as well as explain a little bit about how one-on-one USMLE tutoring can really help you raise your score.
- What question bank is the best for USMLE Step 1?
- Does First Aid change every year?
- How can I study for Step 1 early in the process of medical school?
- What should my Step 1 study schedule be?
- Who are the best USMLE Step 1 tutors?
- What is the approach to reviewing a QBank?
- What are the best Step 1 practice tests?
Learn more about how we can help improve your USMLE score:
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[@kaiyuanhuang3266]

Very inspiring！

[@komaddog]

Is it really possible to do each organ system in 3 days? Seems like a stretch

[@kanavmarkan5811]

Do you guys think its necessary to buy First Aid 2018, or is it alright to use First Aid 2017? I use a digital copy which I have already annotated a bit. Also, what is your opinion on Sketchy Path as compared to Pathoma? Thanks!

[@theodorevegh6030]

Study when you can. Sleep 8.25 hours per day. Get an education specialist to help you prepare for it.