USMLE Study Guides

The official website of the United States Medical Licensing Examination

Official tutorial and practice test items for multiple choice questions

Free. Comes with 48 questions. Complete set of 985 board-style questions available as in-app purchase for $44.99.

Free. Comes with 25 questions. 985 board-style questions available as in-app purchase for $44.99.

Question bank and interactive library. ($)

New crowdsourced question bank. More than 1,200 questions. Co-founded by author of Crush Step 1. (Free)

2,200 QBank questions, 1 diagnostic test, 2 full simulated exams. (Free/$)

Pathology review online text and videos. (Free/$)

A video library of narrated lectures that present microbes and drugs. ($)

Over 3,600 USMLE-format questions from McGraw-Hill. (Free/$)

More than 3,000 questions. From the authors of First Aid. ($)

Over 2,000 questions; very popular with UVM COM students. ($)

Includes cases in basic sciences and clinical medicine.

Free trial of USMLE Easy adaptive quiz bank from AccessMedicine.

Create a custom quiz or flashcards from key texts in AccessMedicine, including Harrison's.

Discussions on key principles of internal medicine, around board-style case vignettes from Harrison’s Self-Assessment and Board Review (print book available at Dana).

Featuring board certified Internists as they interview the experts to bring you clinical pearls, practice changing knowledge and bad puns.

Ethics Talk is a podcast aired by the American Medical Association, discusses questions of medical ethics with expert guests from across medicine. Episodes cover a wide range of topics, including gene editing, maternal mortality, medical-legal partnerships, and more.

Medical student Ian Drummond isn’t sure about which specialty he should pursue, so he is interviewing a physician from many of the 120+ medical specialties to help him decide. He asks each physician to discuss the content of their work, its scope, the typical workday, topics of interest in that specialty, and their decision-making process that led them to their chosen path.

Podcase from The Clinical Problem Solvers team of medical students, residents and physicians. Includes series on topic such as: Antiracism in Medicine, Women in Diagnosis, and Spaced Learning. Supporting content available on the CPSolvers website.

AMA Doc Talk, a series from the American Medical Association, features physicians and other health care leaders who share real-world experiences and findings about the ever-evolving health care landscape. Based on real-world learnings and anecdotes, each episode is centered around a topic related to delivering care to patients.