Great navigator for the USMLE I'm a Non-US IMG. As I was searching for a review program to help simplify things in my preparation for the Step 1, fortunately I found SMASHUSMLE which helped me navigate through my entire review process even if I was working full-time. The lecture videos of Dr. Adesina were really helpful as I was solidifying my foundation. Then when I was assigned to a coach/tutor, it was really the game changer for me. I became organized and my path was crystal clear until my test date. From an NBME assessment exam of 110 to my final Step 1 score of 232. To those who are struggling in their preparation, I highly recommend SMASHUSMLE to nth level!

Bad coordination of class time and email notifications The class coordinator is not doing consistent work. We missed the first hour of the live class (if it was live) without being appropriately notified ahead of time. No one from the team has offered any solution or apology. The only thing the coordinator was doing is "I don't. get your question."

Thank you dr Adesina and smash team Smashusmle has made studying with FIRSTAID for my board exam pretty easy, the integrated interractive live lecture with Dr Adesina is just awesome, the GIT and CARDIO live lecture was a bomb, cant wait for the next lecture.Im so glad for an opportunity like this .Having tried so many others, i bet you this is the best platform so far. Thank you Dr Adesina and smash team, you rock.

I took the program and found the videos… I took the program and found the videos by Dr. Adesena very helpful in understanding the concepts. The question bank was helpful in accessing my strengths and weak areas. The resources are very helpful and i feel its worth every penny spent.

Course was far from satisfactory I recently signed up for Smash USMLE's Step 1 On-Demand course with high hopes of receiving top-notch lectures to help me prepare for the exam. However, my experience with the course left me feeling underwhelmed and dissatisfied. The most glaring issue I encountered was the outdated nature of the lectures. Despite being advertised as an on-demand course, the material presented seemed like it was recorded ages ago with technology that is far from up-to-date. The video quality was poor, and the audio was often unclear, making it difficult to concentrate and absorb the information being delivered. In today's fast-paced world, it is essential to have high-quality and well-produced content that engages the learners effectively. Unfortunately, Smash USMLE fell short in this regard. The lack of interactive features was also disappointing. A successful on-demand course should incorporate interactive quizzes, practice questions, and a user-friendly interface that allows learners to gauge their progress effectively. Smash USMLE's course, however, seemed to rely solely on one-directional, monotonous lectures without any interactive elements to reinforce learning. Overall, my experience with Smash USMLE's Step 1 On-Demand course was far from satisfactory. The outdated lectures and limited interactivity left me feeling ill-prepared and unconfident for my Step 1 exam.