How to Score USMLE 260+ (Even If You're Failing)

Want Better USMLE Scores? Try SCORE Framework
Struggling with your USMLE Step 1 or Step 2 scores? This video breaks down our SCORE Framework, guiding you through a shift from rote memorization to mastering key concepts. Learn strategies to optimize your study techniques, ensuring long-term retention and effective application.
Packed with practical tips that have helped med students boost their scores significantly, this guide will help you study smarter and achieve the results you need. Enhance your preparation and get ready to excel on your USMLE exams.
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[@Eddy-p6r]

Am wowed by your explanation, and your reasoning. I graduated med school back in 2014. Now that i moved here in US, Am trying to pass my step 1. Within One year from now. Any guidance from where and what to do? Much thx

[@alec.palmerton_md]

Thanks for your kind words and support! Where would you put yourself in the SCORE Framework?

[@Eddy-p6r]

Took assessment test couple month ago was very disheartened by the results was blow 140, if i could recall. But a have a lots of holes in my concept especially neurology, renal,cardiology embryology, anatomy statistic, and epidemiology

[@Eddy-p6r]

I have made appointment at your website at 2nd August 7pm i hope to speak with you. Much appreciated thus far

[@alec.palmerton_md]

Awesome - we are looking forward to speaking with you!

[@alec.palmerton_md]

We have worked with a lot of people who have started in similar places and helped them to get to passing. The key is to follow the framework, specifically making sure that you can make your scores go up - and STAY up - in just one topic, mastering the material, using spaced repetition PROPERLY to never forget it, and learning to apply it to questions. Once you can do it once, it becomes MUCH easier to do it again (and again and again).

[@mohammadhariskhan555]

You are doing a great job sir! You always come up with practical solutions to our problems.

[@alec.palmerton_md]

Thanks for your feedback and support!!

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[@ranaAmeer9349]

My problem is how to see those concepts behind the questions???
My professors don’t explain well and resources like Onlinemeded and BNB are not good for explaining the concepts they are concise and just go over topics they are not made for the deep explanation that I am looking for to really understand the concept. How do I find dr that explain well Internal medicine, surgery,pediatrics?? I am very very poor in those subjects and don’t know what to do 😢😢😢

[@alec.palmerton_md]

Thank you for such a thoughtful question. I'm planning on doing a video about how to see the concepts yourself in the future. For now, have you checked out some of the other videos on the channel? If not, here are some ones that can help you see some of the concepts behind topics:
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