Interview Tips for Residency and Fellowship
Interviews are critical for your chance of matching for residency and fellowship. Learn what you need to do to prepare so you can be your best self and leave a...
USMLE exams are difficult but they are even harder when you don't have all the information and resources you need to succeed. As a private USMLE tutor I was always frustrated by how many students couldn't afford the help they needed. I founded Step 101 with affordability and accessibility in mind. My goal is to share the knowledge I gained at an affordable price you so you can reach your potential!
Step 101 Highlights
Discussion of Evidence-Based Study Skills
Comprehensive Review of Resources and Question Banks
Prioritized Lists of Topics to Study
Example Study Schedules
Detailed Explanations to Help You Review Questions Efficiently
6-Step Method to Utilize with Every USMLE Question
Strategies to Help Tackle Common Question Types
USMLE Exams will never be stress-free but Step 101 is designed to give you an efficient study plan and a system so you feel less overwhelmed and anxious
ET, Penn State College of Medicine"I found the book to be extremely valuable. It provides a unique perspective to studying for board exams that you will not find in your Q banks, textbooks, or other study resources. The book does not teach you exam content, it teaches you test-taking strategies, AKA how to use the content you already know to choose the correct answer on the test."
EF, University of Kansas School of Medicine"I thought it provided great insight to both test preparation and test taking. Some of my favorite parts were the first section regarding resources, test prep and schedules. I know I am currently stressed about forming a study schedule that's rigorous enough but attainable and I think you mapped it out really well. I also really enjoyed the flow chart on page 49 about how to review a question block"
KD, Kansas City University School of Osteopathic Medicine"Overall highly recommend. My biggest takeaway was how important strategy is. The focus is usually on the content and learning the material but for me learning about test-taking strategy was incredibly helpful. I wish I had read this at the beginning of second year or in the summer between M1 and M2."
SL, University of Texas Health San Antonio"I absolutely recommend this book for USMLE Step 1 preparation! This resource is so helpful, emphasizing not only comprehensive content review but also the often overlooked aspect of test-taking strategy. I have focused predominantly on content in my studies so far, but this book's insights on strategic approaches were really eye-opening. It's also a fairly quick read, so it's not too overwhelming!"
I'm a current Sports Medicine Fellow with a strong interest in medical education. I'm excited to teach you the essential skills you need to score your best on USMLE exams!
- Sports Medicine Fellow at University of Washington
- 300 Hours of Experience as a USMLE and COMLEX Tutor
USMLE Success= 80% Content Knowledge + 20% Test-Taking Strategy
Step 101 is the only resource devoted exclusively to the 20% of the exam that students are overlooking!