How To Study Faster In Med School And Get Better Grades - TMJ 049

How do you study faster and get better grades in med school?

With so many study tips, techniques and strategies out there saying that they can help you get high grades, it can get confusing and the mixing and matching may not work for you.

There is no one true way to study as a med student. What may work for a top-notcher may not always work for someone middling in his or her own grades.

It’s best to learn this now because once you become a physician, there’s no one-size-fits-all way to practice medicine.

In this episode of the TMJ show, we talk about how to use your study strategies and habits, and put them together to help deliver better grades and get you a lot closer to becoming a doctor!

Hope yall enjoy!

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[TheMDJourney]

Hi friends! I hope you enjoyed this video on how to study faster and get better grades! What are you doing to cut down on your study time while also getting better results!? Let me know along with any questions you have below!

[Heal]

I have genuinely never related more to a video in my life. So glad I'm subscribed!
Is there a way i could become one of your students?

[ajithrajaful]

Hey man I noticed you said, "the students I work with/my students" a lot. I just finished my first week of med school and I was wondering if you had any sort of counseling I could sign up for and work with for the rest of my medical journey?

[abidr]

I Have a quick question, How would I review over my slides other than doing flashcards. I don't want to passively just look at slides and try to memorize them and doing flashcards too. Also, If I get practice questions from the lecture or any other resource, should I save them for the weekend and to test myself on the material I'm learning for the week? or should I do the practice questions in the evening of the lecture after I do some review? thanks