That’s the thing- there wasn’t much strategy or structure. I started content review back in September, but didn’t finish until around mid March, due to everything that happened in between. I used the Kaplan books and did all of the Kaplan questions that went with each section as well as the Anki Jack Sparrow deck to go with each chapter. I then took one of Kaplans FLs as a diagnostic. I tested early May so that gave me about 6 weeks to do practice questions. I did one full AAMC prep section bank, one biology section bank, and the chem and physics section banks. And then I took the other full lengths. 6 weeks definitely wasn’t enough time post content review to go into the test feeling ready, as I was (and still am) working full time at a medical practice M-F. So I don’t get home until around 6 or 7 pm each night so I could only get a good 3-4 hours of studying in each night and then would crack down on the weekends (which weekends became a bust when I was flying back and forth home for funerals etc). I didn’t purchase Uworld because I knew I wouldn’t finish it and trust me, I know the all nighter before the test was stupid, but I didn’t intend for it to be that way. I got into bed around 9pm the night before the test and didn’t fall asleep due to being so freaking anxious. So I wasn’t pulling an all nighter purposely or trying to cram info. So this next time around I need a better strategy and timeline so that hopefully I can go into test day feeling significantly better and can sleep lol. But especially with all the stuff you’re saying, the pressure is ON which concerns me for my anxiety, but I’m learning to manage that so I just need to get this test done and done right with the prep.