TMJ 070: How To Get Better Grades In Medical School Using Just One Tip

How do you get better grades in medical school with just one tip!?Med students use many strategies to study, memorize and prepare for tests and rotations to up their grades. Some listen to lectures and take down notes, and call themselves prepared. Others use apps and other tools like Anki and flashcards to get them ready. And still others look for inspirational boost from a video or a quote to keep them going for the aspired 4.0 GPA.These study motivational techniques are great and work a lot better than others. But if you want to drill down to just one tip to help you get better grades, then, learn how to get comfortable in failing and use a timer.This is a med school study tip that I used to help me graduate with honors, and has helped my students improve their grades. It may sound strange or feel uncomfortable at first, as with most new strategies, but it’s definitely a step in the right direction to better retention, understanding of the lessons and higher grades!The best part about this is; you are not too late or even too early to start using this so if you’re a pre-med you can do this tooCheck out this one tip to help you get better grades in med school on this episode of the TMJ show! How To Use Anki In Medical SchoolMed School GuidesHere's How To Study Less in Medical School (Easy Step-By-Step Method 2020) How To Review Anki Cards Faster In Med SchoolKeys To Studying With Anki - Med School TipsLevel Up Your Studying The Med Elite Academy Med Ignite ProgramEmail me: [email protected] yall enjoy!Don't forget to help our new project grow by subscribing on iTunes or your favorite podcast platform!Give us a Rating & Review to be entered for a weekly giveaway for a free eBook or Video Course!Subscribe to us onApple PodcastSpotify PodcastGoogle PodcastStitcher PodcastDisclosure: This description contains affiliate links which means I may get a commission if you make a purchase through my link at no additional cost to you. Thank you for your support!