Schools that give students the most time to study for boards?

[hiphopapotamous]

Are there any schools known to be very good at giving students time to prepare for boards?

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[Evergrey]

Are there any schools known to be very good at giving students time to prepare for boards?

USC Keck -- they do a whole month of integrated case studies which are supposedly amazing for prepping for step 1.

 

[OrangeandMaroon]

Wake Forest allows 6 weeks

 

[hazmat2]

At Penn you start your clinical clerkships in January of the second year and take the boards after finishing those. Since the exam is case-based, it's supposed to allow you to apply everything you've learned. The students I spoke to said the boards were actually quite easy once clerkships were over. Considering they have the highest scores in the country, I'd say they're probably on to something.

 

[eablackwell]

FIU starts rotations early and you take step 1 after, much like the school in the above post.

 

[curlytop]

Are there any schools known to be very good at giving students time to prepare for boards?

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