![]() Most of all, I was worried about my Step 2 CK study plan. The thought of clinical evaluations and shelf exams was overwhelming. The week before I started third-year, I was filled with dread. We’re finally practicing to be a real doctor. We have to show up on time and know our patients well. Instead, we pre-round (sometimes at 4:30 in the morning). There are no more recorded lectures online. We no longer have the luxury of waking up late. Instead of working independently for the next exam, we work in interdisciplinary teams to provide patient care.Īs a result, our Step 2 CK study plan is necessarily different from our Step 1 plan. We go from classroom learning to clinical application on the wards. The third-year of medical school is a difficult transition. How did I transition from a mediocre to an exceptional student? Keep reading to find out.
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