Doctors in training usmle step 1
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When I was in my second year of medical school, I would estimate that less than 25% of my classmates attended lectures on a regular basis.
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So why all the skepticism? In my opinion, because DIT is so accessible, students forget to ask themselves if it will be a good tool for their individual USMLE needs. The lecturers are incredibly knowledgeable, easy to follow, and do a great job in coordinating their teaching with First Aid. Having subsequently watched the videos myself, I do believe that DIT offers a very high quality review course for Step 1 and 2 CK, with material presented in a way that is definitely geared toward the USMLE.
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My wife used DIT when studying for Step 1 and as she often likes to remind me, she did do a little better than me. Just to clarify, I do not think that DIT is a bad product. In my opinion, it can be easy for this to be the case with Doctors in Training (DIT). I have seen far too many students end up with suboptimal scores as a result of following the majority and not determining what works best for them. One-size-fits-all approaches to studying for the USMLE (or any test in medical school for that matter) are tricky because everyone learns differently.