Blogs
How to Balance BMAT and A-Levels
26th August 2020
Sitting BMAT this November? Here’s how to really prepare for it whilst also ensuring you do not neglect your A-Level studies in the process!
Alex’s Journey to Med School: Personal Statement
26th August 2020
In Alex's latest blog post, he gives his top tips on how to write a great personal statement.
Personal Statement for Medicine: Top 5 Traits
25th August 2020
The top 5 traits that admissions tutors love to see on your personal statement for medicine, from reflecting on work experience to writing clarity.
Discover Your Options For Studying Medicine in the Caribbean
25th August 2020
Discover how you can study in the Caribbean and how it's an alternative pathway that could provide a more affordable route into US practice.
Writing the Perfect Introduction for Your Personal Statement
23rd August 2020
Whilst it's important for your whole personal statement for medicine to be unique, it's even more so that your introduction stands out.
Personal Statement: Tips on Writing about Suitability
22nd August 2020
Personal statements are tricky to get right, but with these tips, we'll help you with writing your personal statement and try to make it the best it can be.
7 Tips to Study Smarter Not Harder for the HSC
14th August 2020
Studying for your HSC? It's all about studying effectively not for a long time. Here are our top tips to help!
The University of Buckingham on Preparing for Digital MMIs
10th August 2020
Due to COVID-19, we’re seeing digital resources being used more. You may find yourself preparing for a digital MMI - here’s how to be ready for it.
5 Things to do Before A-Level Results Day
10th August 2020
Are you anticipating the upcoming A-Level results day? Here are 5 things we recommend you do in preparation for the big day so it runs smoothly.
What to do if you don’t get the A-level requirements for Medicine
5th August 2020
Didn't get the grades you were hoping for? Don't panic! This blog will help you plan your next steps so you can be prepared and feel in control.
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