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The #USMLE is committed to ensuring that all test takers who demonstrate a need for reasonable testing accommodations under the ADA receive them. Watch the complete video to learn what to expect and how to navigate the accommodations request process. https://t.co/U2tV7epa4g

The USMLE® program takes exam security seriously and is committed to protecting the integrity of its assessments. Learn more and find examples of security violations and the consequences of violating a USMLE policy. https://t.co/aMT3uHJdXc #USMLE #MedTwitter

Catherine McCarty, PhD, is the Associate Dean for Research at the University of Minnesota Medical School, Duluth and a professor in the Department of Family Medicine and Biobehavioral Health. She’s on the USMLE’s Biostatistics and Epidemiology Test Material Development Committee.

Historically, more #USMLE Step exam accommodations requests have been approved than denied. Reduced stigma and an overall increase in advocacy, awareness, and education have contributed to an increase of accommodation requests by 116% since 2021. https://t.co/U2tV7epa4g

During your #USMLE test session, the computer keeps track of the time allocated for each block and for breaks. During a standard administration, you have a total of 45 minutes of break time for authorized breaks and for computer transitions between blocks. https://t.co/uyTrj7Vgbm

Contrary to popular belief, staff of the #USMLE co-sponsors, @TheFSMB and @NBMEnow, do not write the Step exam questions. The USMLE’s test committees, which include medical educators and clinicians, write the questions, called items, for the Step exams. https://t.co/r24JcThGT3

🩺@michellehorn25 is a Professor of Internal Medicine and Pediatrics, as well as the Division Director of General Internal Medicine at the University of Mississippi Medical Center. She’s been volunteering with the USMLE program since 2012. Thank you, Dr. Horn!

Are you attending the #OMED25 conference in Nashville this week? The #USMLE program is excited to connect with osteopathic students and physicians! Stop by booth 624 to meet our team and learn more about the Step exams.

The USMLE® Management Committee met last month for its annual multi-day meeting. This committee recommends changes to exam design, determines the passing standard for each Step exam, advises on test administration and more. https://t.co/r24JcThGT3 #USMLE

Registration opens today for the Main Residency Match. Good luck to all those participating in #Match2026! We wish you the best as you begin your next “Step” to becoming a licensed physician. #USMLE #MedTwitter #MedStudent

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Exam security matters. The USMLE® program will conduct an investigation if it receives information that someone may have engaged in irregular behavior. Help protect the security of the #USMLE by reporting security violations via the STOPit App. https://t.co/aMT3uHJdXc

#ICYMI, we released the 2026 Bulletin of Information (BOI) a few weeks ago. The BOI includes information updated annually on all the essential aspects of the #USMLE, and you must review it before registering for your Step exams. https://t.co/FbnfDZeaEz #MedTwitter #MedStudent

The #USMLE program will be in Dublin at #IAMRA2025 this week. Stop by our booth to meet our team and learn more about the Step exams.

The #USMLE offices are closed today in observance of Labor Day and will reopen tomorrow, September 2.

Follow this tip for a smooth USMLE exam day! You should arrive at the test center at least 30 minutes prior to your scheduled testing appointment. If you arrive after your appointment time, you may not be admitted. https://t.co/uyTrj7Vgbm #USMLE #MedTwitter #MedStudent

Dr. Eric Williams is a child and adolescent psychiatrist and has been volunteering with the USMLE program since 2014. He currently serves on the Management Committee. Thanks to Dr. Williams and all the #USMLE program’s dedicated volunteers!

According to the new 2024 Physician Census published by #USMLE co-sponsor @TheFSMB, U.S. state medical boards issued 146,000 new licenses in 2024 – a 13% increase from 2022. The USMLE program is an important part of the pathway to medical licensure. https://t.co/4TAwbJMFTw

Are you attending @AMEE_Community’s #AMEE2025 in Barcelona this week? Stop by the #USMLE booth to meet our team and learn more about the Step exams.