How I Study For Exams in Medical School | 9 Day Plan

After much trial and error, my in-house exam review strategy for medical school has improved a lot. Here’s my 9-day plan for every exam I take.

Time Stamps:
0:00 Intro
1:43 Rongie Method
5:04 9 Day Exam Review Layout
10:21 Effective Practice Testing
12:13 Bonus Tips

Who am I:

Other Places I Post:

[queentitan]

I’m definitely trying this out for my exams in May and June!
Update: I got a 93% on my exam!!

[elinfelicia]

“Write down in red the things you can’t understand”
Me: *Writes down the whole lecture*

[ltac]

How on earth did I end up on this channel? I am learning so much and I'm not even in med school. Thanks for the info. Luvn the videos.

[priscillavillegas]

Its the end of my first week. I have my first exam in 9 days. Wish Id discovered this channel before 😶 such a good channel

[deanpfeiffer]

MS1 here. Can’t tell you how quickly the “wrongie” method has turned my studying around. In a little over a week I was able to feel more comfortable with the weeks material than I have for any other week the whole semester. Which is saying a lot considering this week was Cranial nerves. Just took a practice final for my course and my scores were significantly higher than I’ve ever seen in practice. Thank you so much!!

[tenekebotma]

Whaaaat you are so underrated, I love your channel, you deserve way more subs, people are missing out, and I love your humor, “my name is Jeff” that made me comment 😂

[cocoaxo]

i realize i do this method unconsciously when studying for my anatomy exams ... except i definitely take too much time reading the slides and never do practice tests 😅 totally changing my methods to improve my efficiency !

[urubal-baar]

I'm in high school and you don't understand how much your videos have been helping me 😭😭 the editing, advice and quality is just amazinggg

[khgdlqgsds]

I am so happy to have found this channel. This is gold!!

[RedBullxMD]

one of the best channels for new med students! Can't wait to start Fall 2021

[hugostudiesmedicine]

It took me 5:25 minutes to understand that Rongie's = Wrongies lol

[Dinahagi]

First year PA student here - super excited to try this out! Have felt like I'm wasting so much time reviewing lecture slides. Thanks so much!

[stephaniewarren]

3rd year psych undergrad here, your channel is currently saving my life and saving me so much time in changing my studying techniques! Thank you sooo much! 🙏

[javadog]

8: 24 " if you can measure it's not working for you" I really like how you articulate that bit.

Any method requires self experiment on yourself to see if it is really effective for yourself. And the only way to do it is spend time with it before jumping into conclusion.

Great video. Keep up the great works!!

[Adnankussad]

Excellent video! I've been kind of doing the "rongie method" indirectly but on Anki. Instead of just writing them down on the paper, i would type the points on Anki and put them under the tag "Difficult/Tricky", each for a specific topic tag as well to take an extra step at keeping it organised.
Good advice you got there, got yourself a new subscriber ;)

[financeandfacts]

Going to start my med school in a month and the channel is awesome. You deserve much more subs.

[Fatima-jmvt]

This is actually one the most useful and effective study plans out there. Subscribed!

[saragallego]

Honestly, I can't thank you enough for sharing all this content. You made me see there's a more productive and wiser way to learn and memorise without wasting valuable time. Although I knew reading, underlining and re-reading for long periods of time wasn't working at all (I was basically trying to not lose the focus rather than learning and understanding new information), I've kept on doing it for years (why, tho??)
Definitely applying it for my EIR and nursing "oposición" exams. Cheers!

[miami]

He said understanding trumps memorisation and for a second I was like "why do we need to understand Trump's memorisation???"

[sydzhen]

I'm the guy who relied on overwhelming memorizing since I tried to turn every single piece of info into Notion toggles, which almost equals wasting nearly 88% of the prep session. I scored like shit even after running through that tremendous amount of questions, and not until now did I realize it's because of the lack of REAL testing, which I mistook as merely scanning through information. Now it's 3 weeks out from the biggest exam of my life, and I'll try this out and max it out!