Passing the USMLE Step 1 is a critical step in progressing through medical school, especially for students at Caribbean-based medical schools smoothly and maximizing your chances of matching.
Although Step 1 has recently transitioned away from a numeric score, it is still essential to pass the exam and even more important to pass on the first attempt. In addition to passing the exam, higher performance on Step 1 is correlated with greater scores on Step 2 CK, which is now the most critical assessment of a residency applicant’s academic performance.
Join our USMLE Director Dr. Joel Ramirez and our most experienced tutors and graduates of Saint George’s University as they share their secrets to success and priceless guidance.
After attending, you’ll be able to answer the following questions:
• How can I successfully adapt to medical school in the Caribbean and be successful in my pre-clinical years?
• Should I start studying for Step 1 on my first day of medical school?
• Should I be using Step 1 resources during my preclinical years?
• When should I take Step 1?
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| Dr. Ramirez attended University of California, San Francisco where he is a vascular surgery resident. He received a 266 on Step 1 and 265 on Step 2 CK. He oversees the team of elite USMLE and COMLEX tutors.
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| Samir scored > 250 on Step 1 and > 260 on Step 2 CK. He not only has an interest in helping others crack the code of standardized exams but also has experience in doing so.
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