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.

Be VERY careful Be VERY careful! Without your consent or knowledge, sketchy will charge your credit card once you buy their product on an "auto-renewal" - no refunds! I got this for my daughter two years ago - no problems. Just got it for her again last year. I just got charged, but I did NOT authorize the charge - too bad was the answer I received. They have my money; I have nothing. NOT HAPPY!

Would love to see a master list of topics I recommend Sketchy to everyone! Very helpful resource. I would love to see them publish some sort of master list of topics that one could reference to know which sketch to watch. Topics are typically easy to find, but some topics are hard to locate.

Board-Relevant God-given Relief 😅 Watching cartoons is 25x easier to remember than a lecture. The visual aids and silly humor along the way make the sheer masses of information tolerable too. All material was highly board-relevant as well. Lastly, it also sorts and organizes the information in a way that helped me see where things fit big picture. Sometimes I got lost in the weeds in my textbooks/classes, so zooming out and seeing the relevance of these details in the whole picture was helpful, in and of itself. But Sketchy doesn’t skip details - just orients you. 12/10 recommend.

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.