hi microman, any tips and advice to studying clinical microbiology? Am currently taking MLS courses online (MLT to MLS program) and these classes are really hard .. i cant really find the best study methods for me, looking forward to hearing from you
@@5fritolay Good question! Unfortunately I don't have too much advice besides your basics: try to stay positive and keep studying the way you've always been studying as you've gotten this far, studying for clinical microbiology isn't any different! I do know that the course for clinical microbiology specifically is going to be more detailed and thorough than clinical microbiology as part of a generalist examination. Secondly, you want the course content to be the most difficult thing, so everytime I was studying I wouldn't be phased by the content -- it just means when you get to the exam you'll be well prepared; nothing will catch you by surprise. One of the ways I studied was to perform practice tests/exams. These should be accessible through your institution but there may be free ones available online. I found those to be enjoyable and they sometimes presented new material so I would write notes for questions I wasn't familiar with. So stay positive and put in the work studying as after you pass the exam you won't have to worry about it ever again. Good luck!
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Thanks for the explanation. BTW you have really nice eyes
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hi microman, any tips and advice to studying clinical microbiology? Am currently taking MLS courses online (MLT to MLS program) and these classes are really hard .. i cant really find the best study methods for me, looking forward to hearing from you
@@5fritolay Good question! Unfortunately I don't have too much advice besides your basics: try to stay positive and keep studying the way you've always been studying as you've gotten this far, studying for clinical microbiology isn't any different! I do know that the course for clinical microbiology specifically is going to be more detailed and thorough than clinical microbiology as part of a generalist examination. Secondly, you want the course content to be the most difficult thing, so everytime I was studying I wouldn't be phased by the content -- it just means when you get to the exam you'll be well prepared; nothing will catch you by surprise. One of the ways I studied was to perform practice tests/exams. These should be accessible through your institution but there may be free ones available online. I found those to be enjoyable and they sometimes presented new material so I would write notes for questions I wasn't familiar with. So stay positive and put in the work studying as after you pass the exam you won't have to worry about it ever again. Good luck!