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Get Free Tutoring From MedSchoolCoach with Your Cram Fighter Step 1 Study Plan
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- Sep 05, 2017
- Reviewed by: Amy Rontal, MD
Subscribe to Cram Fighter to study for the USMLE Step 1, and you’ll get a free 30-minute tutoring session from MedSchoolCoach.
Note: The free MedSchoolCoach tutoring session offer ended on 4/3/18.
If you’re an M2, you probably know the USMLE Step 1 is right around the corner. At Cram Fighter, we know study plans, and we know the best way to set yourself up for success is to plan ahead while you’re still taking classes. Here’s two things you can do right now when you create a Step 1 study plan with Cram Fighter.
Supplement your classwork
If you subscribe to Cram Fighter and create a Step 1 study schedule, you can use Step 1 resources to supplement your classes. You might even get higher scores on class exams with this strategy, like this student.
Schedule a tutoring session
Another way to set yourself up for success is to schedule a tutoring session. A tutor can help you manage your time better and get a good handle on M2 material. Right now, you can get a free 30-minute tutoring session from MedSchoolCoach as a bonus when you subscribe to Cram Fighter for Step 1. (Limited availability. This promotion may end without warning when sessions are no longer available.)
Knock out two birds with one stone. Get organized for Step 1 and get the support you need from a tutor who aced Step 1. Purchase either a monthly or a prepaid Cram Fighter subscription and select to the USMLE Step 1 as your exam to get started.
About the Author
Erica Forrette is the former Director of Marketing at Cram Fighter.
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