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MY STEP 3 STUDY STRATEGY ✨ • Remember my number one rule: what works for one person may not work for another… Take all advice with a grain of salt and do what works best for you! • BACKGROUND INFO: I took my STEP3 exam the last weekend of October of my intern year. I found that this was a good time to take it because it gave me enough time to learn how to be an intern and get situated in my new role, but still have some of the basic science info floating around in my head (there are questions similar to STEP1/2 on STEP3). I studied for 5 weeks total. My schedule at work during those 5 weeks was: floors, elective, clinic, floors, elective. • RESOURCES I USED: UWorld and CCS Cases — that’s it!! I didn’t have time for more resources since I was also working. • METHOD: for all 5 weeks, I did 20-30 questions a day. this was the first USMLE exam where I did NOT finish the question bank. for the first 3 weeks, I did questions in RANDOM, TIMED MODE and then reviewed the blocks at the end. I also dedicated some time each day to reviewing biostats because it is INCREDIBLY high yield for the first day of the exam (easily 5 questions per block). The exam is largely medicine, but you still need to know each specialty so I really focused on understanding the concepts of the questions that were not related to medicine. Since I was already at work, I went to lecture every day and read up on my patients while at work which helped me substantially in terms of reviewing for the medicine questions (reading is important because what you do in practice is NOT always the same as what you do in the hospital and you can get questions wrong if you just recall what you do on the wards). At the end of week 3, I took the UWorld self assessments back to back to simulate the length. I used this exam to guide me through my last 2 weeks of studying and focused on topics I sucked at. I also started doing CCS cases during my last 2 weeks and made mental checklist of what I needed to order for each simulation. Last 2 days, reviewed biostat again. Hope this helps! @uworldmedical • #step3 #usmlestep3 #usmleprep

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I PASSED MY USMLE STEP 1 exam! The STEP 1 exam is considered the hardest standardized exam in the U.S. and is the first of 3 required national board exams you must take to become a licensed physician in the U.S. The exam is 280 questions, 8 hours long, and tests everything I learned in my first 2 years of medical school. I have never experienced test anxiety before, but for some reason during this exam I was pretty stressed, I didn’t feel like myself. After the exam, I felt unsure in my performance, which is not like me at all. I spent months preparing for this exam and had manyyyyy 12-16 hour study days. I am so grateful to be done with the process! Thank you God!🤍

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After walking out of Day 1 of Step 3, I was convinced I had failed. I kept asking myself: “Why didn’t I just wait to take this exam later like everyone else?” I only got through 30% of UWorld. I took one practice test. And honestly, that’s far less preparation than I’d ever feel comfortable with during med school. On top of that, life threw some unexpected challenges my way leading up to my exam — and my priorities had to shift to things much more important than boards. That’s why the relief I felt opening this score report was unlike anything since Match Day. The weight lifted off my shoulders was unreal. And honestly, I’ve never been prouder to do slightly better than average given the circumstances with which I prepared for this exam. Sometimes “average” is a badge of honor when you know what it took to get there. I’m beyond grateful for this outcome, and I want to pass on some hope to anyone studying for Step 3 while also carrying the weight of life outside medicine: ✅ You don’t have to be “perfectly prepared.” ✅ Life doesn’t stop for exams — and that’s okay. ✅ You’re stronger than you think. Tonight, I’ll sleep lighter. Tomorrow at 6:30 AM, I’ll be back in the hospital, helping others with their own battles. And that perspective is everything. ❤️ 💬 For those who’ve taken Step 3 already — what’s the one tip you’d give to someone still preparing? #Step3 #USMLE #ResidentLife #DoctorLife #MatchDayFeels #ResidencyJourney #MedStudentToDoctor #StepExam #PhysicianLife #medstudent #residentphysician #residentdoctor

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