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How to Use Cram Fighter for Your Medical School Classes
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- Oct 27, 2016
- Reviewed by: Amy Rontal, MD
Read below to find out how to best use Cram Fighter for your medical coursework.
Over the past few years, students have raved about how Cram Fighter helped them prepare for board exams and have requested that we expand our product to cover coursework. We listened to our users and a few months back we released our general studying software to help students prepare for their classes. Now, in one place, you can study for medical school and medical boards. “I have come to heavily rely on your AWESOME program,” says Joseph Peoples, from the William Carey University College of Osteopathic Medicine.
How does it work?
Much like Cram Fighter for standardized exams, Cram Fighter for coursework creates a detailed schedule with daily tasks for you to stay on top of your studying. According to the information you provide us with, we can add your class lectures and labs to your schedule. You also have the option to add reminders for recommended readings, slides revision, quizzes and exams’ studying. Just tell Cram Fighter how often you want to review material, and our software will automatically remind you with a task on your schedule every week.
I’m convinced! Where do I start?
So far we have uploaded 260 courses and there are 882 students benefiting from our new product. If you feel like you are missing out and would like to be one of them, just get in touch with us at contact@cramfigher.com, and we’ll add your courses and show you the ropes.
About the Author
Erica Forrette is the former Director of Marketing at Cram Fighter.
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