How To Succeed In Medical School With Step 1 Officially Pass/Fail

Wish the MCAT is changed to pass/fail

Do you suspend cards once you finish a block or do you constantly re-review information from previous blocks as you move through your preclinical years?

Did you have lots of homework besides studying for tests?

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Great video ! Yeah now unfortunately is up to that one score STEP 2. Sadly you do need that initial number in order for them to see and open your application, however don't be discouraged there are many programs if you are willing to go anywhere :).

I think I can speak for everyone and saying we’ve all been wondering how this change would affect the way medical education will now be approached.

I've been thinking about how to strategize for my first 1.5 years and this video definitely helped! Thanks so much for making great videos, you are an inspiration to me!

Awesome video, JR; very informative!

You literally don’t miss. Your videos are always very informative! I start medical school this July and I’m grateful I came across your channel! Wishing you well throughout medical school and on your channel. Thank you for the time you put into these videos, it doesn’t go unnoticed!

I’d love to see you do a more in-depth video on Anki and how you use it. When to retire/suspend cards? How do you decide what information is important enough for a card? Do you have a long running deck for step 1 or just keep looking through all your other decks? If you use pre-made decks, how can you release certain cards and not others?
Or maybe if you could point me to a channel that does answer these questions… I’ve watched a lot of med students talk about using anki and I’ve used it for MCAT review & my biochem class, but I’m nervous to use it for med school knowing there will be SO much more information presented and that needs to be retained long term.

How do you dive into a research project in med school with no prior experience? I didn't do research in undergrad and it feels like a pretty tough sell to professors/researchers

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