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Old 03-28-2007, 12:25 AM
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Review Books For Sale!
I have review books for sale pdf format for terms 1 - 6 and clinical years and i have study material for the boards (steps 1-3).

If interested give me a private message.
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Old 04-18-2007, 05:36 PM
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Any one need review books? I am still selling the ones above!
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Re: books
Hey i need second term books but i need to know what edition you have for brs physio and neuro as well as pretest for physio and neuro. email me at nylaila@gmail.com please.
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Sounds interesting but have you personally not been using books, just PDFs on your computer, to study the whole time you've been in med school?
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I have just been using the lecture notes and the pdf's to look things up that weren't clear in the notes. You can easily search through the book with the adobe pdf reader, so it makes things a lot faster than the index, plus when the books are on your computer you don't have to carry around a heavy backpack but just bring your laptop and your notes to the library. Also if you really need something in hard copy, just print it out at the library for free.
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makes sense, hey better to work smarter than work harder.
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I already PMed you a few weeks ago about a few of 'em. We can organize a sit-down in the next week or so once I get a feel for the place.
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Sure, but i don't come down till Aug 13th.
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