How Do I Get The Most Out Of Work Experience?
Work experience is an important opportunity for medical applicants each year. It helps paint a picture of life as a medic and if working in medicine is something you would like to pursue. So how do you get the most out of it?
What Happens After You Submit Your UCAS Application?
Once your UCAS application has been finished and sent off, you’ve still got a lot of milestones to reach before you find yourself holding that med school offer letter. So let’s take a look at all the things you’ll need to do in the next few months to ensure your application is a success!
Finding a Work Placement
Getting a work placement is essential for your medicine application, for the sake of your personal statement, interview and beyond. But how do you go about finding one that’s right for you? Let’s find out!
Glasgow Medical School Review
In this article, a real University of Glasgow Medic explains all the general facts you need to know, history, faculties, admissions, and more to help you decide if this is the School to apply to.
Feeling Lost During Work Experience?
Feeling lost in your work experience is more common than you might think, so we have provided some tips and advice that you can take into account throughout this new process!
Leicester Medical School Review
Let’s talk about Leicester Medical School, its admissions process, campus, history, and more important information to consider before making your final decision in the application year, take a look!
BMAT: Section 3 [The Definitive Guide]
Section 3 of the BMAT is where the test really shows its differences from the other medicine admissions test, the UCAT. Unlike every other section of both exams, this section is NOT multiple choice but a short writing task.
Let’s see how you can prepare your writing skills in time for the big test!
BMAT Section 2 Biology [The Definitive Guide]
This guide takes you through everything you need to know about the biology questions in Section 2 of the BMAT, along with a chance to practice your skills with some BMAT style questions and worked solutions!
BMAT: Section 2 Mathematics [The Definitive Guide]
Section 2 of the BMAT is known for being the easiest section to prepare for, but also has the most content to learn and has the most time pressure in the exam. It is based on GCSE knowledge of Chemistry, Physics, Biology and Mathematics; however, in practice, they are much harder than GCSE level so don’t be tricked into thinking the BMAT will be easy.
Medicine Interviews: Healthcare, Hot Topics and Current Affairs
Healthcare and current affairs are important topics for you to stay up to date on as your knowledge will be tested at your medical school interviews. Here are some tips to keep yourself up to date in time for your interview.
