Instead, you’d need to get inside his head. We’d be missing everything behind his genius! The paint brands he used (resources), and.We asked him how he painted such masterpieces. What do I mean? Let’s imagine we had the same conversation, but with Picasso. Follow the Proper Rationale for Higher Scores However, these tell only a small part of the story behind high Step 1 and Step 2 CK scores. What do you notice? When people describe how they scored so high, they’ll tell you two things: Then I’d study my organ system for the day by reading First Aid. Friend: Well, in the morning, I would do my Anki cards.After about 4 weeks, my scores were 250+. Friend: Oh my gosh, let me tell you! First, I used this great resource called UWorld.
Me: Hey, how did you get such a high score?.Here’s the typical Boards prep conversation: How you can increase your Step 2 CK much more quickly (and why most people don’t).Why scoring 250+ on Step 1 usually requires high NBMEs to start.The common element to scoring 250+ on any USMLE exam.How a 250 compares to the average matched scores for NRMP specialties?.Just how good is a 250+ on Step 1 or Step 2 CK?.The questions you should (and shouldn’t) ask high scorers.However, although mastery is vital for high scores, even learning things well isn’t enough for a 250+ USMLE. (Spoiler: memorization is a sure-fire way to USMLE disappointment).
Most of us assume high USMLE scores require lots of memorization.
“Oh, all I did was use UWorld + First Aid.” But “ do UFAP” doesn’t begin to explain a playbook for scoring 250. Having helped others score 250+ on Step 1 and Step 2 CK, I’ve wondered: what does it take to score 250+? We’ve all heard the self-serving humble-brag.
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