I also studied in Nigeria NSUKKA but i dont think its as easy as u think. u have a lot of time 2yrs house job and service to read. i grad in 2009 did house job last year thought i would write next month but still not prepared. take this time to search know all u need get all ur materials, u can get all on net. immediately u drop pens on ur final exams rest and start then. starting now u may have problems in ur final exams and not grad with ur class is not something u will ever like to remember. i don't know where u are studining but my final year in unec wasn't the type u will be preparing for USMLE.
Where are u studying?
Most of Nigerians doing well write outside, most who write in Nigeria have poor or average scores, highest i have seen is 98, power outages expensive and slow internet connections may be contributory
Do you really think taking the exams while in school really works
hello guys,i want your advise,is writing the exams while still in school really good considering all one has to go through.
More I won't mind if I can get your contact maybe we could meet.
Am in lasucom
you can register for the USMLE step 1 seminar in Lagos, Benin and Enugu. Register online on www.globallicensingmedical.com. The 10 months seminars start on the 25th of March 2011, with interactive lectures and question banks. Register free.
I believe passing the USMLE is related to your location only to a mild extent. I will give examples only:
1. My friend (also a member of this forum) who was a colleague at a catholic hospital in a village in benue state studied for n passed CK with a score of 99/245 in june 2011. Six months prior to that he passed step 1 with 99/252 while serving at a hospital in adamawa state.
2. My fiancée's elder brother wrote and passed step 1 while in part 4 in LUTH. He matched not long after his graduation.
Everything eventually boils down to your resolve.
Best wishes.
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