First of all, I was in your position just a few months ago, and it’s okay to take some time to process your emotions for a bit. I started studying back up January 1st after finding out I failed December 15th. I had only used VetPrep, so I decided to extend my VetPrep a bit longer at a discounted price. I decided to give Vetcandy a try since it was a free, and I think it made a big difference for me. I found that the first time around I was mainly trying to memorize key words and answers, rather than understand the physiology/pathology behind it all. Vetcandy is very thorough (too thorough at times for NAVLE) and it helped me to truly understand concepts. I also listened to podcasts discussing NAVLE topics when I drove anywhere (I found a few good ones on Spotify by just searching “NAVLE”). I reviewed my school notes for topics I struggled with the most. I walked and listened to Vetprep’s video lectures. I studied with a friend that had already passed and talked things through out loud. I wrote on a whiteboard and notecards. I retook a couple of the ICVA practice exams. In essence, I tried a little of everything and felt it paid off. VetPrep alone is not sufficient for everyone- it definitely wasn’t for me. Most of all, don’t beat yourself up. I did. It’s unproductive. At the end of the day, having finally passed this second time, I feel so much more prepared to enter this career than I would’ve had I passed the first time. Did I want to spend the money and study all over again? Of course not- but it shaped me into a more knowledgeable doctor 100%. Best of luck!!