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Anushka

Yale University

Anjali

Yale University

Mike

Orthopedic Surgery

Casey

Neurologist

Julia

Internal medicine (MD)

Each subject review was written by students from Yale University with perfect exam scores. Each subject is condensed into an exceptionally easy-to-learn format with engaging content to more effectively retain concepts.

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Anushka Walia graduated magna cum laude from Yale University with a B.S. in Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology in 2021. She is currently a fourth-year student at the University of California San Francisco School of Medicine (UCSF). She received perfect scores on the MCAT (528/528) and SAT (2400/2400), and has extensive experience tutoring students for the MCAT, SAT, and AP exams. During college and medical school, she conducted genetics research and was the recipient of multiple research fellowships. During high school, she was a two-time finalist (top 20) in the U.S. National Chemistry Olympiad and was one of 80 students worlwide selected to attend the Research Science Institute (RSI) at MIT. In her free time, Anushka enjoys cooking, reading fiction, and playing with her two dogs.

Scores:

USMLE Step 1: Pass
USMLE Step 2 CK: 272
MCAT: 528 / 528
SAT : 2400 / 2400
AP Biology: 5 / 5
AP Chemistry: 5 / 5
AP Physics C: 5 / 5
AP Calculus: 5 / 5
AP English Language and Composition: 5 / 5
AP English Literature and Composition: 5 / 5

Anjali

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Anjali Walia graduated magna cum laude from Yale University with a B.S. in Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology in 2021. She then went on to attend the University of California San Francisco (UCSF) School of Medicine, where she is a 4th medical student year student. During college and medical school, she conducted research, primarily focused on Obstetrics & Gynecology, that has been published in several journals. She is passionate about education and teaching, and has significant experience tutoring students for college exams, as well as standardized tests like the SAT and MCAT. In her free time, Anjali enjoys poetry, yoga, cooking, and exploring San Francisco.

Scores:

USMLE Step 1: Pass
USMLE Step 2 CK: 266
USMLE Step 3: 285
MCAT: 527/528
SAT: 2400/2400
AP Biology: 5
AP Chemistry: 5
AP Physics I: 5
AP Physics C: 5
AP Computer Science: 5
AP Calculus: 5
AP English Language and Composition: 5
AP English Literature and Composition: 5

Mike

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Education:
Georgetown University, B.S.
Medical school/Residency:
Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, M.D.
Orthopedics Surgery
MCAT: 528 / 528
USMLE Score:
Step 1 - Pass
Step 2 CK - 271
Step 3 - 289
SAT Subject Test –
Biology (Molecular): 780 / 800
Mathematics Level 2: 780 / 800
Mathematics Level 1: 750 / 800
SAT with Essay: 2330 / 2400
Reading: 800 / 800
Writing: 770 / 800
Math: 760 / 800
Chem/Phys: 131 / 136
CARS: 131 / 136
Bio/Biochem: 130 / 136
Psych/Soc: 130 / 136
AP Biology: 5 / 5
AP Statistics: 5 / 5
AP Calculus: 5 / 5

Casey

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Casey Vickstrom graduated summa cum laude from Northwestern University in 2014 with a B.A. in Biological Sciences. He is a third-year medical student in the MD/PhD program at the Medical College of Wisconsin, having completed his PhD in Neuroscience in 2020. His research focused on neural circuits and endocannabinoids related to anxiety and depression. He aims to study mechanisms of neurological diseases to identify new therapeutic targets. Casey has extensive tutoring experience for Step 1 and plans to pursue a career in neurology or related specialties. In his free time, he enjoys skiing, soccer, and spending time with family, friends, and his dog.

Education:
Northwestern University B.A.Honors
Medical College of Wisconsin
Medical Scientist Training Program (MD/PhD) at present
Score:
Step 1 - Pass
Step 2 CK - 270
Step 3 - 287
ACT - 35/36
AP Biology - 5/6
MCAT - 515/528
Biology / Organic chem - 131/136
Physical Sciences - 127/136
Reading - 127/136

Julia

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Julia is a resident in Internal Medicine. She first developed an interest in helping other students succeed as a high school student, after scoring a 2310 on her own SATs. She went on to earn a Bachelor of Science in Health Care Management and Policy from Georgetown University, Washington, D.C with a concentration in healthcare administration. After earning a 520 and scoring in the 98th percentile on her MCAT exam, Julia continued straight from Georgetown to Sidney Kimmel Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University, in Philadelphia, PA.

Score:
USMLE® Step 1 - Pass
USMLE® Step 2 CK - 262/300
USMLE® Step 3 - 263/300

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is USMLE Step 1 difficult?

What subjects are covered on USMLE Step 1?

How many questions are on USMLE Step 1?

What type of questions are on the examination?

The USMLE Step 1 is a multiple-choice test and includes several sub-types of "best answer" questions with an emphasis on principles which can be classified as:
• Positively worded questions: these ask for the most likely answer.
• Clinical case questions: long form question including patient's history, findings from physical examination, and possibly lab results.
• Two-step questions: require multiple levels of reasoning to formulate a most likely diagnosis and the appropriate treatment.
• Bait and Switch: questions containing context clues to what the questions is about, but then does not ultimately ask about the initial clues given. For example, you read a clinical case collecting evidence for a diagnosis, and at the end of the question you are given a diagnosis, however, the question asks about treatment options.
• Conjunction questions: require two correct answers to arrive at the best answer.
• Visual questions: require you to choose a concept that matches an image, such as histology slides, MRI, or CT scans.

Questions will contain information including but not limited to the patients condition along with physical exam finding, medical history, family history, and vital signs such as blood pressure, heart rate, respiratory rate, etc.

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USMLE Step 1 is a timed examination

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