So happy to hear it! That's our goal - to help set you up for success. :)

Absolutely. Here's a detailed sample study schedule that illustrates this/might be helpful for you: www.medschooltutors.com/step-1-sample-schedule-download In general RE the order of organ systems, just be sure you give yourself enough time to use UWorld for the learning tool that it is (not an assessment tool!) to tackle the areas that you're weaker in. Students will often start out using UWorld by system and then move into mixed/timed for their second pass through the Qbank. Hope this was helpful!

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Great question. UWorld for sure (or another proven Qbank like AMBOSS), and we like Blueprints for OBGYN and Peds. If you haven't already watched this webinar about optimizing your clerkship studies for Step 2 CK, we get into more of the specific resources to use for each clerkship here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHmxmZJ5h953fZo

We believe both the number and the pass/fail will be reported. We'd recommend checking again closer to when you're preparing to apply as this may evolve. Hope that helps!

We think they're pretty great too. :)

Absolutely. Have you had a chance to check out this webinar from earlier this year? kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZ7GkmWCrMiHoZI If you look at our Step 1 playlist, you'll find a number of question breakdown webinars there as well. :) Hope that helps!

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Yes indeed. We cover the most commonly tested rhythms for your Step 1 exam, and as you'd guess, the content is clinically relevant as well.

Great question Malena. Many MDs and DOs started out as biology majors, so you're in good company there. Whatever major you choose, you'll want to speak with your advisor to ensure you're covering all the necessary pre-requisite courses, experience, etc. to ensure you're a compelling applicant for med school. No matter which path you choose, med school will feel like an intense leveling up, but you - like those who have gone before you - will find your footing and find how you thrive as you move toward (and through!) your medical career. If you have any other questions, please don't hesitate to reach out to us! We'd be happy to have a free phone consult with you. [email protected] or 212.327.0098. Happy trails!

We're so glad to hear it was helpful! So appreciate your feedback!

Thank you so much, Dimitri! If you have any webinar topic requests, feel free to send them our way! 🙌

Our pleasure!

Great question! The major one to know for exams is the bilobed nucleus: imagebank.hematology.org/image/17390/pseudo-pelgerhut-anomaly It can be associated with CML and myelofibrosis. Hope this helps!

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Thank you, Surya! We're here to help however we can!

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We're so glad to hear that! Thank you so much for letting us know. 😊

Thanks so much for the request! We'll pass this along to our webinar team. 🙌

Good news! We'll be doing a histology webinar 9/2/21 @ 7:30p ET. You can register for it here if you'd like: medschooltutors.zoom.us/webinar/register/2216300985728/WN_xQxiwstUQMOCH2LD_mDD7Q

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@@BlueprintMedSchool wow u guys are awesome, I wish I found u earlier coz my exam is in a week

@@akhilraaj ​ Thank you so much! We're here if you want/need any assistance in the home stretch! Sending you all the best for your studies!

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There are several types of gastric cancers (depending on the type of cells affected) Adenocarcinoma is the most common one; and its divided into two categories: *Diffuse *Intestinal Check it on the FIRST AID, its neatly summarized

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Thanks so much, Rachel! So happy to hear it was helpful for you! 🙌

Thank you! We're so glad to hear that!

@@BlueprintMedSchool will you consider doing a webinar on high yield histology slides next please?

Thanks so much! We're so glad to hear that! 🙌

I'm not sure if we have an 8-week sample schedule, but we do have this sample Step 2 CK study schedule: www.medschooltutors.com/step-2-ck-sample-schedule-download If you'd like a more tailored study schedule, that's the cornerstone of our personalized one-on-one tutoring. You can work with a tutor in a one-time session to get guidance on how best to structure your 8-week plan, or you can have your tutor craft your personalized, detailed daily study schedule with weekly tutoring. Hope this helps!

So happy to hear that, Mirza! Thanks so much for the feedback. We're here if you need us! Good luck!

Thanks for the request, Baishali. We'll pass this along to our team!

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It was A: FeNa at 1%, high UNa, low Urine Osmolality. Hope that helps!

Our pleasure, Mirabel! If you're deep in your studies, we hope they're going well!

Good question. So we don't write an essay to you here, why don't you take a look at this post on Indeed? www.indeed.com/career-advice/career-development/how-to-become-a-dermatologist

Good morning! Can you tell us the slide number in particular that you'd like to see?

That makes us so happy, Stephanie! Thanks so much for letting us know - that's why we do what we do! Best of luck in your studies, and it goes without saying, but we're here to support you if you need us on your path to becoming a plastic surgeon! 🙌

@linashelle You're welcome! It's always challenging to find a time that works for everyone. We're always open to suggestions for topics as well, so if you have something you'd like us to cover, please let us know and we'll pass it along to the webinar team!

Congratulations, Samantha! We're so happy for you and are sending you all the best on your continued medical training and career! Thanks for choosing us to be part of your success! 🎉👏❤️

@@BlueprintMedSchool your welcome😘 you guys really helped me

Thanks so much, Anis! You're spot on RE the alpha block. Keep crushing it! And thanks for your feedback! 🙌

So glad it was helpful! We appreciate the feedback!

Thanks for letting us know!