There is also an instructor led, live on-site class offered in New York, but given the much greater popularity of the On Demand and Live Online classes, this review will focus on those course options. It is a complete self-study course and you can log in from anywhere, at any time. This package includes access to video lessons, Qbank practice questions, answer explanations, print and e-books, and full-length simulated exams. The number of practice questions and lecture hours generally vary with each step of the exam, but all of these features are included within each package to one extent or another.
If you want specific numbers, check out our handy table at the top of this review for the details. In looking at how these prices stack up against other USMLE prep providers, these costs are on the high side as far as on demand, self-study packages go. If you are on a budget, you will be able to find cheaper prices for courses, such as the Lecturio on demand package. The Live Online courses generally offer the same features and materials as the On Demand packages, but include the all-important live class component.
However, each of these packages comes with some crazy levels of live class work. This is a ton of instruction time with top rated faculty, thus justifying the cost.
It is clear from the moment you log in to your Kaplan account that you will not need to hunt for work to do or wonder what to study next. Kaplan offers one of the most tried and tested USMLE prep curriculums in the space, and all of your work is set out right in front of you, to be tackled step-by-step.
The study plan they provide is clear as day , and walks you through everything you need to study in the right order. The course starts with a quick series of intro videos and a diagnostic exam. The videos basically just welcome you to the course, explain how whichever step of the USMLE you are on works, gives a few test strategies, and so on. Fairly basic and straightforward stuff. You then take a diagnostic test, which is shorter than a real exam and sets your baseline knowledge, as well as identifies your weaknesses.
From there, you dive right into the lesson work. The coursework is generally organized by USMLE topic such as anatomy, pathology and immunology, among others, for Step 1. Then within each topic, there are several subtopics such as neuroscience under the primary anatomy subject. You get the idea. These subtopics form the basis of your study modules, and generally follow a repeated pattern. These are usually just 5 question quizzes, and I found them to go pretty fast.
The questions are simpler than exam-like questions and some even have upwards of 8 multiple-choice answers to choose from, so they are clearly not replications of exam questions.
Once you wrap up your warmup exercise, you dive right into a series of video lessons and quizzes. The video lessons each cover even more narrow subject matter, and generally range in length from just a few minutes to upwards of an hour. The lengths of these video lectures are all over the map and just depend on the topic. But no matter how long the particular video lesson is, they are all extremely informative.
The videos almost exclusively take the form of a PowerPoint video. Meaning your lecturer gives their lesson verbally over a series of slides onscreen. As they speak, slides roll across the screen and they occasionally make notes in red or blue ink directly on the slides.
Rarely, some of the videos will cut to an instructor on camera, but these are far and few between. Much more often, these videos just feature the relevant slides onscreen and your instructor lectures right over them. I wanted to create holistic exhibitions full of suggestion and double entendres. I was interested in how art worked. Conceptual art was my text. Los Angeles in the early 90s was my parent. I was a natural irritant. My writing was a ventriloquist act born of endless hours of film, music, and novels.
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These recordings are followed by interactive tasks to embed learning. It gives you the best of both worlds, combining the structure of a tutor-led course, with the flexibility to study anytime, anywhere. And you can pay your own way. You can choose to pay monthly, quarterly or annually and can cancel anytime. More people are choosing to pay as they learn, rather than in one big payment. Definitely easier on the budget. ACCA OnDemand pass rates are significantly higher across all subjects, compared to other study methods.
It's great value for money rather than just purchasing only one course. Even if you are only focusing on one exam, you can use materials from other courses to help your studies. Response in 4 hours or less. The UK's largest accountancy training provider 50, students studied with us in Complete courses Everything included to get you exam confident.
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