getting nervous - successgirl

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Guys, I can't seem to stop thinking about it. After alot of hard work, I managed to get a mere 84 on step 1 on my second attempt. Although I'm happy to be done with step 1, I kind of regret the whole thing. But there's nothing I can do about it now, anyway I just took cs and am awaiting the result and I'm preparing for ck now. I hope to get a high score on ck to compensate for step 1, but I still question if that's enough. I would like to know what my chances are for this match, or next match.

I am a born and raised US citizen, graduated in 2006, and don't have any usce yet but plan on getting some soon as I'm done with ck.

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Hey, join "Residency Ready Physicians" on USMLE Forum

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Anyone else with opinion

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I can tell you opinion, in the group. Besides 84 is not a bad score at all

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Hi, your score is average good for a person who don't need visa. Maybe if you need visa it would put you in high competetion. Work hard for a better score on step 2. In my lists (IM and FM) there are a group of programs that don't sponsor visas, apply to all of them in addition to whatever you can afford from the other non-sponsoring programs to get the highest number of interviews.
AG

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