Online Medical Work Experience

Work experience is essential to medical school applications. If you’re thinking of applying to medical school, our free online medicine work experience will be a great place to start. We’ll be running 4 interactive sessions covering different specialties. The aims of this work experience programme are as follows: By the end of the programme, you

UCAT Score Needed for Medicine 2023

The UCAT is an admissions test used by the majority of medical schools in the UK, each with their own required UCAT score for medicine admissions. It’s essential to consider how each university uses the UCAT when selecting candidates for interview. This guide will aide your decision as to which 4 universities will be most

No Offers for Medical School – What Now?

What To Do If You Didn’t Receive Medical School Offers Facing four rejections from your medical school applications can be extremely disheartening – especially after the hard work and effort put into the application process and studying for exams. However, there are many options, and not receiving any offers for medicine doesn’t mean you can’t

How is the UCAT scored?

UCAT Scoring? UCAT scores are one of the foundational elements for many medical and dental school applications. The UCAT is scored out of 3600, putting together a combination of the total marks for each sub-section: Verbal Reasoning, Decision Making, Quantitative Reasoning, and Abstract Reasoning (all scored out of 900 individually). The SJT component of the

UCAT Decision Making Tips, Questions & Strategies

Decision Making is the second section of the UCAT test which assesses your ability to deduce information from complex sources of data. It tests how well you can interpret and decipher details, and extrapolate inferred information to derive conclusions. The Decision Making section comes before the Verbal Reasoning section and after the Abstract Reasoning section.

UCAT Quantitative Reasoning Tips & Questions

What is UCAT Quantitative Reasoning? Quantitative Reasoning is the third section of the UCAT. This section is designed to test your numerical and problem-solving skills at GCSE standard. Although many students struggle with maths, this is generally one of the easier sections to score well in. In this article, we’ll go over worked examples of

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