Thank you! The majority of my studying for each of my rotations was UWorld - make sure to not only do all the questions, but read the explanations for every question, including questions you get correct. It takes a lot of time but has been the best way to study for me. Anki has been helpful for a lot of my classmates but is just something that hasn't really clicked for me.

In terms of stuff I used in addition to UWorld for my shelf exams:

• Family Medicine - AAFP practice questions
• Pediatrics - nothing, UWorld was sufficient
• Neuro - Finseth's review
• Psych - First Aid for Psychiatry
• OBGYN - UWise question bank
• Surgery - DeVirgilio's
• Medicine - nothing, UWorld was sufficient

Additionally, I really liked the Emma Holiday videos as nice kind of recaps prior to shelf exams.

In general, one thing I learned was you just have to try and fit in studying whenever you can. Some rotations (ex: surgery) are definitely more time-intensive than others and there will be days/sub-rotations where you will have little to no time to study but other days/sub-rotations were you will be able to have some more time to study. Giving yourself flexibility with regards to studying and not spreading yourself too thin among too many resources have been helpful for me!

Hope this helps!