In this video, I reflect on what it was like to go through a full year of online medical school—my last “classroom year,” just in a completely different format. I talk about the biggest adjustments I had to make, from how I approached lectures and requirements to how I managed my energy and attention when everything happened on a screen. It’s less of a “perfect system” video and more of an honest debrief on what worked, what didn’t, and what I wish I knew earlier. I also share the core lessons I’m taking with me moving forward: online classes demand more intentional structure, clearer boundaries, and a study system that doesn’t rely on motivation. If you’re in med school (or preparing for it) and you feel like online learning makes everything blur together, this is me putting words to that experience—and pointing you toward practical ways to stay productive, sane, and consistent even when your environment isn’t doing you any favors.