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I was exactly in the same boat. Even worse I must say because my failure score was even worse than yours. But I am very determined person. Yes I cried, grieved but only for few days. I bounce back within 2 months I retake my exam and I score 227/99. My step 1 was 198/77.
I was also in same dilemma weather to give cs or retake ck. Initially I thought I will give cs but I couldn't focus on cs. CS first attempt is very important. so i took ck then cs.
Hope this will help.

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Are you sure that ===== ineedhelp - 07/28/10 15:53 =====still alive !
i heared that he had inferior wall MI becuase of the stress of exams...others told me that he is now a homeless near the public library...i am looking forward to contact him to see his expierince with application!!

LOL just joking my opologies

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 I totally agree with....erg - 07/28/10 16:05 and pahology
Nice piece of advice. Try to get USCE. Very few programs consider those with attempt. But their are progs which see application as a whole.

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“Perfect Case”Administrative System Didactic
Develop proficiency in cutting edge multiple-media case presentation templates.

Full-Length Cases
Become oriented with the “case-based approach” to learning Medicine. Employ “active study” methods through the application of a 14-item clinical correlation based
case presentation template. The latter format is based upon innovative PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING (PBL) methodologies, in which the reinforcement and learning of concepts occurs, by “fully working upwards,”from the medical case-symptom’s basic science foundations through to the clinically correlated presentations of that medical case, thereby focusing on concepts essential to understanding the case, and not passively “rote memorizing...”

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focus on taking it again, and not worry about residency while you are studying. One thing at a time. Do not rush the next attempt. USMLE World and Premier Review are good, with Kaplan step 2 ck notes. First Aid is great for this step, and step I, but not step III.