Wellness | Navigating the Quartiles

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Your class rank (or COVID-19) got you down? We have just the antidote for you. For many students, developing resiliency towards grades in medical school can be exceptionally challenging. With the help of Class of 2020 medstuds, Colleen and Nate, Robbie walks you through tried and resiliency methods for approaching your quartile status. We hope this episode empowers you to be your best and avoid feeling the burden of comparison. As Teddy Roosevelt eloquently said, “comparison is the thief of joy”.Notes: You can access your class rank/quartile on MedOneStop via the Student Record tab (not academic record) on the top of the home page or via the Student Record/Class Rank quick link on the right.John Wooden on success, “Success comes from knowing that you did your best to become the best that you are capable of becoming”.Send us Fan Mail

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