Most helpful tool for long term learning I have used Sketchy now for roughly half a year and the amount of subjects I have been able to grasp in a comparably short time are outstanding. What I found to be the key selling point for me is the long term effect it has provided me; I am able to easily remember courses and specific details from half a year ago, which I would otherwise not have been able to recall.

Love Sketchy Images The ability to picture memorable Sketchy images in my head during block exams has greatly improved my med school grades! The information Sketchy taught me will not leave my brain anytime soon.

Best medical educational platform out there I use Sketchy as my primary education source for my medical studies and have done for three years. The content is incredibly engaging, up to date with the latest research, easy to understand, and better yet- easy to remember. I have a strong visual memory and quick wit, so Sketchy is the best learning material for this. The quiz section is great as well. I honestly cannot find any fault with Sketchy- I wish they had a life time subscription! I cannot recommend Sketchy enough. If you have a good sense of humour and enjoy having a laugh whilst learning, then you have to try Sketchy. They even have a free trial- you have nothing to lose! Do it! You're welcome!

Weird but it WORKS! Honestly Could not think of a better way to start medical school than a subscription with Sketchy. I wish I had all the other resources like biochemistry and so on for premed to help me study easier. I cut down my study time at least 30% and had fun while studying. I owe my Step 1 success and Wards success to sketchy. I’m about to take Step 2 CK and, I was able to remember an incredible amount of information in about eight weeks of dedicated prep. Start early!

6 years since step 1, and I still remember Sketchy I am a PGY2 and used Sketchy during medical school, and there is literally nothing I learned during medical school that remains in my memory better than that which i learned through sketchy. Tremendous study tool, arguably no other better way to encode information into the brain (for me, at least). Major props to the sketchy team.