PASS Program Live Online
PASS Program's flagship live online USMLE course — 5 weeks of intensive concept-based instruction from physician faculty with one-on-one tutoring built in. Long track record of high pass rates.
What this course teaches
- Master complex medical and osteopathic concepts
- Develop effective test-taking strategies
- Improve understanding and retention of material
- Benefit from personalized one-on-one tutoring
- Access recorded lectures for up to 3 months
- Participate in interactive live online sessions
What's included
- 5-week intensive live online USMLE course
- Concept-based teaching from physician faculty
- One-on-one tutoring sessions integrated
- High pass rates and long-standing reputation
- Combines content review with test-taking strategy
- Helps 10000+ medical students pass USMLE Steps 1 + 2
Who should take PASS Program Live Online
The PASS Program Live Online is best suited for medical students preparing for USMLE or COMLEX exams who enjoy live interactive sessions. It caters to learners who value personalized one-on-one tutoring and need flexible study schedules. If you prefer in-person learning or are sensitive to cost, this course may not be ideal for you.
Pros and cons
- High pass rates and strong reputation
- Integrated one-on-one tutoring to support learning
- Interactive live classes with expert physician faculty
- Access to comprehensive study materials in PDF format
- Tuition priced at $2500 may be high for some students
- Limited to a live online format without in-person options
Common questions
What is the price of the course?
The course costs $2500.
How long is access to course materials?
Access to recorded lectures is available for up to 3 months.
Are there any prerequisites for this course?
There are no specific prerequisites mentioned for the course.
Is there a score guarantee?
The page does not mention a specific score guarantee.
What format is the course offered in?
The course is offered in a live online format.
Who are the instructors for the course?
The course is taught by physician faculty, including Dr. Francis Ihejirika.