USMLE Step 1 prep
A Step 1 study plan that ends on your exam date
Tell StepReady how many days you have. It schedules 201 high-yield concepts across 15 systems, one daily module at a time, with practice questions and spaced review built in.
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Day 12 of 60 · Learning phase
48 days until Step 1
Today's module
4 new · 6 review
- Nephritic vs nephrotic syndromeRenal
- Lysosomal storage diseasesBiochemistry & Genetics
- Sensitivity, specificity, PPV, NPVBiostatistics & Ethics
- Murmurs by timing and locationCardiovascular
- Hypersensitivity types I to IVImmunology
Learned
41 / 188
Accuracy
78%
Days done
11 / 60
Three inputs, then a plan for every day until the exam
Exam date
Pick the date or tap 30, 60 or 90 days. We count the days you have.
Daily pace
Light, standard or intense: up to 6, 10 or 16 new concepts a day.
Weak systems
Pick the systems you struggle with. They move earlier in the plan.
Learn a concept, then answer a vignette on it
- Short lesson first. A summary, the facts that get tested, and the classic association.
- Then a Step 1 style question. Five choices and an explanation of why each wrong one is wrong.
- Miss it and it comes back. Wrong or unsure answers return two days later. Every concept is reviewed on day 3 and day 10.
A 7-year-old boy has cola-colored urine and periorbital swelling two weeks after a sore throat. Blood pressure is 138/90 mm Hg. Which finding is most likely on urinalysis?
Correct.
Post-streptococcal glomerulonephritis is nephritic: hematuria with RBC casts, hypertension and edema. Fatty casts point to nephrotic syndrome.
Day 1
4 new
Done
Day 2
3 new
Done
Day 3
3 new
Done
Day 4
4 new
Done
Day 5
3 new
Done
Day 6
3 new
Done
Day 7
4 new
Done
Day 8
3 new
Done
Day 9
3 new
Done
Day 10
4 new
Done
Day 11
3 new
Done
Day 12
3 new
Today
Day 13
4 new
0 done
Day 14
3 new
0 done
Day 15
3 new
0 done
Day 16
4 new
0 done
Day 17
3 new
0 done
Day 18
3 new
0 done
Days 52 to 59
Final review
Day 60
Exam day
Highest yield first, final review last
The most tested concepts come first, so a missed week costs the least. The last 15% of your days (up to 10) are a final pass over everything. Fall behind and one tap spreads the backlog over the days you have left.
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