Study Strategies

Although each student is different, the PA education and certification process poses similar challenges for all individuals. As a recent graduate, I can attest that the transition to the graduate program and subsequent preparation for the board examination can be a whirlwind. If you’re struggling to feel confident going into your PA school exams, you’re read more…

It’s the second week of December and you check your email to find the long-awaited email from the American Board of Pediatrics with your board results. You open up the email to find out that you failed the pediatrics boards. While this is both disheartening and devastating, remind yourself of this: failing the boards does read more…

Congratulations! You’ve made it to internal medicine residency and are settling into the swing of things. As you hunker down for the rest of the 3-year adventure, another big decision looms on the horizon: should you pursue a subspecialty fellowship after residency? According to recent data from the National Resident Matching Program (NRMP), the number read more…

Imagine you’re a new MS3 just starting out on clinical rotations. You’d like to eventually pursue a career in surgery, but your first clerkship happens to be in psychiatry. You go through the motions of the rotation, taking detailed histories and obtaining collateral from your patients. Generally, you perform well and receive solid evaluations from read more…

Every day, customers ask us the same question in several variations: What is the best child and adolescent psychiatry board review? Why is your Qbank the best for studying for the child psychiatry boards? How does Rosh Review compare vs BoardVitals vs Beat The Boards!…?” We understand the importance of the question. Now that the read more…