How do I schedule Usmle Step 2?

How do I schedule Usmle Step 2?

Registering for the USMLE Step 1 and USMLE Step 2 Clinical Knowledge (CK)

  1. Register at NBME website.
  2. Wait for your USMLE ID.
  3. Sign in to the NBME website.
  4. Apply for the USMLE.
  5. Pay the registration fee.
  6. Wait for your scheduling permit email.
  7. Schedule a test date with Prometric.

When should I schedule Step 2?

IMPORTANT: The Step 2 Clinical Skills (CS) exam should be scheduled no later than May 31 of the year you plan to apply for residency. Testing centers fill up quickly! It generally takes 4-6 weeks to get your results back.

How far in advance can you schedule Step 2?

Once your registration is complete, a scheduling permit with your eligibility period will be issued. You will receive your scheduling permit via email. After obtaining the scheduling permit, you may visit the Prometric website to schedule a test date. Scheduling may not be available more than six months in advance.

What is the scheduling number for Usmle?

Toll-free Telephone Scheduling Step 1: Dial the ABP’s Prometric toll-free number: 1-866-496-9750. Step 2: After an automated introduction, a Prometric representative will answer.

How long does it take to get a Usmle scheduling permit?

After 3-5 days, you will receive your USMLE STEP 3 scheduling permit, which you MUST bring to the exam with you.

How much does it cost to extend Usmle eligibility period?

If you need to extend your eligibility period, a one-time contiguous* 3-month extension is available. To request an extension, you must submit an eligibility extension request and $70 processing fee.

How long should I study for Step 2?

The schedule for Step II CK preparation varies significantly depending on how much time has passed since completion of the clerkships, and whether you are studying during vacation or during a 4th year rotation. Overall, study time usually ranges from 1-4 weeks with most students taking 2-3 weeks.

How much does it cost to change Step 1 date?

Rescheduling Fees

The date that you change your appointment Prometric Testing Region Step 1
6-30 days before (but not including) the first day of the scheduled test date All testing regions $100
5 or fewer days before (but not including) the first day of the scheduled test date US and Canada $128

How much does it cost to reschedule Usmle?

Rescheduling Fees

The date that you change your appointment Prometric Testing Region Step 1
31-45 days and before (but not including) the first day of the scheduled test date All testing regions $35
6-30 days before (but not including) the first day of the scheduled test date All testing regions $100

Can I change Step 3 date?

Yes, but you may incur a change fee from Prometric. If you are unable to keep your testing appointment on the scheduled date(s) or at the scheduled location, you may change your date(s) or center by following the instructions on your Scheduling Permit for contacting Prometric.

When should I take USMLE Step 2 CK?

According to the USMLE, most medical students take Step 2 CK in their fourth year. Some students feel the best time to tackle the Step 2 CK is when clinical science knowledge from their rotations is still fresh in their minds.

How long to study for Step 2?

Click to expand… Step 2 CK: Most people study 2-4 weeks for step 2, 2 weeks if you have no rotation is manageable (USMLE-world, consider using something like Crush if you’re long removed from your rotations and/or didn’t study during your rotations.) 4 weeks on a light rotation works too.

How to pass the USMLE Step 2 CS?

Prepare: I did not take the test seriously but in retrospect I wish I have prepared better.

  • Relax during the test day. Get a good-night sleep. Get to the test center early.
  • Once the test is over,RELAX. I can’t emphasize this enough as I am guilty of this more than anyone else.
  • What does Step 2 of the USMLE measure?

    According to the USMLE website (https://usmle.org): “Step 2 of the USMLE assesses the ability of examinees to apply medical knowledge, skills, and understanding of clinical science essential for the provision of patient care under supervision, and includes an emphasis on health promotion and disease prevention.

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