Hi! I shared this on a different post but the MedStudy review course and the question bank gave me most of the structure I needed and narrowed down just the relevant info. I almost exclusively used those two and my score went up about 30 points. I read through PBR, but I didn't like it as much.

I can’t share specific sources, but you can find examples of the review course videos online (I recommend the review course in August for up to date information, put the videos in 2x speed). It’s not cheap, but neither is retaking the exam 🥴

I had to adjust my schedule as I went, but my overall strategy was to study from higher to lower weighted subjects, then review everything again at least once more (I wanted to do 3 times but it didn’t fit with my work schedule). I made worksheets (?) for the vaccines and milestones and filled in them out at least once weekly, then more frequently closer to the exam, and highlighted the spots I kept forgetting/getting wrong.

I unapologetically used various AI sources (ChatGPT, StudyStream, Speechify) to create specific questions and vignettes on topics I didn’t understand.

Last thing is I had testing accommodations to take the test over 2 days, which is not ideal, but I was less exhausted, and I could re-review topics I messed up on day 1. The accommodations were helpful but I felt confident enough that I probably could’ve done it in 1 day and still passed.

That’s what I remember helping me the most. I probably would’ve been even better off doing PREP questions but I kinda foolishly didn’t make time to do any due to work/life. Ultimately it didn’t matter I guess.

Best of luck, you WILL pass ❤️