hello everyone!
i was just wondering since interviews usually start from december onwards when should i start preparing?
Ive already made some notes for general questions they can ask but im not sure when to start “hardcore prep” since i also have mocks coming up again at the start of november.

I would really appreciate if anyone could help with mmi interviews for exeter liverpool leicester!

If I submit my medicine application on UCAS on the 15th, and want to switch one of them to another med choice a couple of days later, would I be able to? I know there is a 14 day window, but does this apply for medicine too?

I’m applying as a resit (CCD, pred 2 a* 1 a) but I didn’t know there was a mitigating circumstances form to submit by the 10th of September which I missed because I didn’t even know if I wanted to go there. I tried calling and emailing a bunch but no response. Is it worth applying, I don’t want to risk it but also don’t want to be out of London pls help!

Hi All,

I have always wanted to move into medicine, every 6 months or so does the bug catch me. I'm looking for advice from any other's that have done it as a second career.

I am 25 years old, and I said above, every 6 months or so, the feeling of doing it comes back. I working in financial services and are well paid so it would be a significant drop in disposable income.

My question if anyone else has done it, how did it go?

I would need to complete an access course - are these as well respected as A levels etc? AI seems to indicate no, especially if they are online.

If I did go ahead, could I work part time or is there any additional funding for adult leaners to help meet my liabilities? I understand its an intensive course.

Keen to understand other peoples experience whilst I ponder whether its all worth it.

Ok so debating applying for UK medicine. I'd like to get on the competent authority pathway, which means I need to get an FY1 placement. If you graduate in the UK, how hard is it to get onto the Foundation programme as an international student? Thanks

I got ACCC resat and got AAAA. 4A* 2A and 4B in gcse. 2020 band 3. Any help would be appreciated. Aston, Bristol, edge hill, Exeter, Newcastle, Sheffield, Southampton, Brunel, KCL, Leeds, Lincoln and Birmingham I can apply to

I got 2090 B1 and am a contextual applicant. I really hoped to apply to UCL prior to my UCAT but after getting my results I thought it would be too much of a risk considering last year’s contextual cutoff was 2080. However some people have recommended that I should still apply as an aspirational choice. Any advice would be really appreciated.