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Here’s what to expect during each year of medical school.
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Year one is all about adjusting to the rigors of medical school. You will
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hone your study strategies, establish your routines, and optimize your time.
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In year two, the stakes get higher and your primary focus will be preparing to take Step 1.
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This exam will test your knowledge of how the body works and how diseases develop.
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Completing Step 1 marks the beginning of year three and the transition out of the
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classroom and into the clinical setting. You will complete a series of core rotations culminating
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with Step 2CK which will test the clinical knowledge you’ve been developing on rotation.
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Step 2CK will also largely dictate your competitiveness for residency.
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And that brings us to year four. The first half will be spent preparing your
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residency application and completing month-long audition rotations. After that, you will submit
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your application, complete your residency interviews, and await Match Day in March.
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Once you match into a residency program, the remainder of year four
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is smooth sailing. Most students use this time to travel or spend time with loved
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ones because residency is coming - and it’s going to be a rough ride.