As a "low risk" test-taker, you’re in a great position to pass as long as you follow a proven path to success.
WARNINGS
- Many board review companies prefer to inundate you with so much information that you could never blame them if you fail. When in actuality, that may be the very reason you do! You become overwhelmed and unable to review the materials more than once. Other companies give you so little information that you waste time researching basic concepts in order to understand a topic.
- In order to avoid BOTH of these scenarios, you need comprehensive yet streamlined study materials to help you master the topics that are proven to be on the boards.
Not sure if you are at "low risk" for failing the pediatric boards? Review the checklist below, or go through our RISK CALCULATOR and find out.
A pediatrician who is at "low risk" of failing the boards is one who...
If the above list describes you perfectly, great! If there are some items that do not describe you, then you might be at moderate risk for failing the pediatric boards. And if you're not sure about your risk for failing the pediatric boards, go through our RISK CALCULATOR now and find out.
First, do not get comfortable! One of the biggest reasons why low risk test-takers fail the boards is overconfidence. This exam is different than any other exam you've taken, so take it very seriously.
Plan on setting aside 300 hours of prep time. Your studying should focus on a proven source of knowledge that is concise, manageable and repeatable. One that's been shown to consistently help pediatricians score above the national average through a multimodal approach to learning.
PBR offers a well-though-out and proven system that has helped thousands of members pass their boards on the FIRST TRY. It's a unified solution for all of your board study needs. If you can set aside those 300 hours, we'll show you exactly how to use them.
With the PBR Efficiency Blueprint (located in our study guide) and a Money Back First-Time Pass Guarantee, we take on the risk for you.
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