Sketchy is truly a gift to medical students! Sketchy is truly a gift to medical students. The videos are very informative, but the sketches are just another level of genius. The sketches especially Sketchy Micro, Sketchy Pharm, and Sketchy Path are beautifully done. It contains all the relevant information medical students need to know. And the videos are condensed enough to capture all the high yield material. Along with the subscription, there are also quizzes that go with the sketches. These quizzes are also legit; high yield information testing what you actually retained from the videos. I have zero regrets purchasing Sketchy. It’s a creative, effective, and powerful way to learn ridiculously dense subjects like micro and pharm!

One of the best resource for the Steps Overall a great resource. Did it for my weakest subject (Microbiology) for the Step 1 exam. My exam has been long over but I still haven't forgotten the sketches. The sketches have been prepared well to cover the topics and they stick well.

Sketchy is underrated, fun, and engaging Sketchy is the sole reason I passed Step 1. My brain just can’t absorb things it doesn’t find engaging. While other sources might have helpful tables and take less time to run over things, they all just seem like the same lecture over and over to me. Sketchy makes me laugh and makes learning fun—I don’t think you’re ever so old that learning being fun isn’t important.

Took Micro from my weakest topic to my strongest Excellent. Took Micro from my weakest topic to my strongest. I then started using it for Pharm, Path, Shelves. This is the only thing that can really get me to retain memorization topics. Highly recommend. The only downside is it is much more expensive than any of the other resources. That said, I still pay.

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.