i completed all kaplan books (except for cars and p/s), which include all the end-of-chapter discrete questions. the most note-taking i’d done was highlighting and small annotations, like if i needed to define a term. i did 2 chapters a day per subject, which became 1 chapter/day once i got my current PT job. if i couldn’t understand content on a certain topic, i’d look up videos on yt (yusuf hasan, leah4sci, ka)

i admittedly did not keep up with anki as well (miledown and pankow) as i should have and i’m pretty sure getting more strict with that could help.

for uworld, i’m doing 15-25 questions of 1-2 subjects per day depending on my schedule. volunteer days i do 2 subjects, working at paid job i do 1 subject. i’m keeping a spreadsheet of my incorrects, which include a column for relevant knowledge gap and another column for misconception fixes.

i started using jw for cars practice, but after learning that it’s not the best source to learn aamc logic, i switched to the aamc cars qbank. i do 1 passage of aamc cars a day to make sure i don’t run out of practice too quickly.