Which is the best review course for USMLE exams?

[Alison Bond]

Hello friends,

Which is the best review course for USMLE exams? Any suggestion would be appreciated.

Best regards
Alison Bond

[elric]

Hiya Alison! Have you started studying? I'm also a newbie and am looking at courses. Heard the Kaplan one is the be's knees but it's expensive! what are you using atm? My sister did it a few yers ago and aced all 3 exams!! I have all her books!

[sololex]

Tryed them all usmlemed,com is the best bang for your $$

[adobrano]

ive been using usmlemed for a few weeks now, its as good as uworld and kaplan and the cheapest by far

[Oser]

Hi all, I' offering a cheap review course. if interested please view my other posts or email me at oerinatmed-ri.org.

Thanks,

[hashim123]

i need usmle step 1 prepration course by shakeel khan

[qxr.qxrw]

stay away from pass program south, pass program north is good though. Dr. F. actually practiced medicine and is dual boarded.

[finallypassedit]

I finally passed- with a very high score- these are the guys and this is their blurb--regards:

Professional Online USMLE Preparation Program

Online Programs Throughout the USA∙

Phone (24-hrs, 7 days/wk) six four one seven one five three nine zero zero extension-at eight three three seven six eight
$14,500 tuition fee per USMLE Step ($3000 discount applies to all registrants until 12/31/2012)
-Escrow contracted- 100% guarantee, predicates a full tuition fee cash refund for any failed student


Sample Timetable Overview (Assumes an Intensive 75hr/wk Study Schedule)


“Perfect Case” Administrative System Didactic
A study system employing cutting-edge, multiple-media case presentation templates, and 25 personalized Ivy League-MD instructor interactions/wk 1/1/2013 to 1/8/2013

Basic Science Foundation- Clinical Correlational-Applications to Case Vignettes
25 mini-cases, 1/8/2013 to 1/15/2013

Basic Science- Big 3
The most productive clinically relevant core basic sciences followed by a 150- multiple choice question USMLE Step 1 assessment, 1/15/2013 to 1/29/2013

Basic Science-Final 4 and Consolidation
The remaining 4 basic science disciplines followed by a 150- multiple choice question USMLE assessment, 2/1/2013 to 2/15/2013


Academic Curricular Goals


“Perfect Case” Administrative System Didactic
Develop proficiency in cutting edge multiple-media case presentation templates.

Basic Science Foundation- Clinical Correlational-Applications to Case Vignettes
Become proficient with the case-based approach to clinical vignettes, employing a singular focus on classifications and clinical correlations. Become oriented with the “case-based approach” to learning the basic sciences as they relate to Medicine. Employ “active study” methods through the application of a 14-item clinical correlation based basic science case presentation template. The latter format is based upon innovative PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING (PBL) methodologies, in which the reinforcement and learning of concepts occurs, by “fully working upwards,” from the medical case-symptom’s basic science foundations through to the clinically correlated presentations of that medical case, thereby focusing on concepts essential to understanding the case vignette, and not passively “rote memorizing...”

Basic Science- Big 3
Apply the basic science foundational knowledge set towards high-quality diagrammatic memory aids that are immediately applied to actual USMLE-type multiple choice question-sets.

Basic Science-Final 4 and Consolidation
Complete the course preparation with additional diagrammatic memory aids’ development, exam question projection techniques, and real-time USMLE-type exam mastery through programmatic experience.

[qxr.qxrw]

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