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It was really good! I passed!
The entire course was exceptional.
The mock oral sessions and recorded videos were outstanding. It helped me organize my thoughts and approach, the most challenging part of preparing for this exam.
(Spring 2023 Ophthalmology candidate)
The course was very helpful to me and provided an excellent review.
This has been an excellent experience. The examiners were very helpful and instructive. Videos online are an incredible resource. Big fan of the live sessions.
I’ve been in practice 32 years, the fundamentals remain the same, and the course was a perfect review for my type of practice.
The lectures are concise and accurately reflect the subjects covered on exams.
The course was great, and the presenters and staff were wonderful.
Doc Ling – I really believe Osler course is excellent.
great course. very high yield. would recommend.
Excellent course. Excellent instructors
I am delighted to share that I Passed my Oral surgery boards and am now board certified. Very grateful to the Osler team that has this great review.
You guys are fantastic, and your work allows many surgeons to be ready and pass their boards.
Wish you continue doing this great work for us.Grateful forever.
(Spring 2022 candidate)
Doc Ling – The instructors are top notch and the best in their field with sincere desire to help physicians pass their most grueling endeavor yet.
I just wanted to say thank you! I passed my exam and felt the course helped me study in an organized fashion during a busy fellowship.
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