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New Investor hoping to secure my first multifamily rental property

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What Your Schedule in Med School Really Looks Like

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This transcript has been edited for clarity. This may surprise you, but medical school isn’t busy all the time. It’s a very seasonal experience. There are stretches where you have more free time than you know what to do with, and then there are other stretches where you feel like you’re living in the hospital. The first year and a half or so is mostly classroom learning and self-studying, with some clinical exposure here and there.It honestly feels much like college.
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Prep for the USMLE Starting on Day One of Med School

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This transcript has been edited for clarity. The best students start studying for the USMLE (United States Medical Licensing Examination) exams on day one of medical school. This is not studying for one block at a time but keeping up with everything that you've learned so far. At the end of the day, the goal isn't just passing the test at the end of a block; it's setting yourself up for the big examthat covers everything. The key to doing this is spaced repetition.
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