Blogs
How to Get an A in your Medicine EPQ
2nd March 2017
Want to study Medicine at uni and working on your Extended Project Qualification? This blog will detail how to get an A in your Medicine EPQ.
4 Ways To Prepare for Your Medical School Workload
1st March 2017
Wondering how to prepare for your medical school workload? Our blog details our top tips on how to get ahead with the work before you start university.
Choosing a Medical School: Start Early (Part One)
28th February 2017
Choosing a medical school can be a daunting task. This is the first of a three-part series on how to get ahead by looking at your options in Year 12.
Weekly News Summary – 27th February 2017
27th February 2017
A new device has been developed that promises to revolutionise the prevention of babies being born premature. Read more medical news here!
Preparing for your 2018 Medicine Application: Part Two
23rd February 2017
From starting to think about universities to drafting your medicine personal statement, here's how to start preparing for your med school application.
UKCAT 2017 Timeline
22nd February 2017
Sitting your UKCAT this summer and wondering when to register and when to prepare? We’ve written you a handy timeline of UKCAT 2017 dates.
Working as a GP: Alternative Career Options
21st February 2017
Most GPs work regularly in the NHS, but it’s becoming increasingly common to seek opportunities to complement clinical practice. Find out more here!
Weekly News Summary – 20th February 2017
20th February 2017
A review of existing data has estimated that supplementing food with vitamin D would prevent millions of colds and flu cases.
Preparing For Your 2018 Medicine Application: Part One
16th February 2017
Preparing for your medicine application? Read our top tips on how to strengthen each aspect of your application to make it the best it can be!
Weekly News Summary – 15th February 2017
15th February 2017
Researchers at Harvard University studied 500 women who were seeking fertility treatment and found that those who worked nightshifts were less fertile.
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