Advice for first year medical students
Advice for first year medical students
From UCSF medical student survey
1. Thank you for filling out this questionnaire. Now that you’ve completed the first year of medical school, what advice would you give the incoming MS1s who are about to start this year? You can fill out this survey as many times as you wish, so come back often to share your piece of advice!
Find what system works for you for studying, and don’t worry about whatever other people are or are not doing.
2. What is your Myers-Briggs personality type? Extroverted vs Introverted Sensing vs Intuitive Thinking vs Feeling Judging vs Perceiving Ex. ENFP
No Response
3. What equipment did you purchase? Eg. stethoscope, sphygmamometer, tuning fork, etc.
I got all of the stuff they told us we needed, but stethescope is the main one you need to buy. For now, you could probably get by without the rest.
4. What do you wish someone had told you when you first started your first year? What would you do differently if you could do it all over again?
No Response
5. Please comment on each topic below:
Whom to go to if you need help – Francis can always direct you to the right person!
6. How did you study for small group? What’s the best way to prepare for small group and to do well in small group?
No Response
7. What resources (books, websites, etc) did you use for:
No Response
Advice for first year medical students
Categorised as: Equipment, Getting Help, Independence, Study Skills