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After mind mapping, taking notes on the computer, taking notes on a tablet, pre-reading lecture notes, making diagrams, I was lost on how to study because each method was simply too time-consuming. Your methods from these books are working for me and giving me hope that having a life in medical school is possible! I have tried 10+ study methods gathered over the internet, from my classmates, and even from other books to study for medical school. So far your system has worked best for me and it has led to a significant increase in my grades and confidence.
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From beginning to end, the book provides meaningful insight for medical students of all stages with wit, grace and the stimuli of example pictures. Additionally, the brief description of each chapter aides the reader on how they can navigate the book as efficiently as possible. A great read and tool, indeed.
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2nd Year Med Student
I got an A overall my first semester of medical school by following the study techniques in the Preclinical Guide! But more importantly, this way of approaching medicine redefined success to me, where I don’t have to sacrifice my peace of mind to succeed. Thank you so much!
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I spent the last few days researching how to actually study in medical school and I came across your stuff... I read The Preclinical Guide and Study Tools.. what I felt while reading the text is nothing short of disbelief. How did I not know about these methods sooner? Not during my undergrad, graduate school and at least not yet in medical school has anyone ever attempted to teach students how to learn the material efficiently. So for your enlightenment, I say thank you.
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