This guide approaches the process of application to Medical School in a realistic and logical way. It starts by helping would-be applicants decide if this is the right choice for them and whether they have a good chance of success with their application. Current medical issues that can come up in interviews are also discussed as well as how to handle interview questions. Other chapters include information on procedures for non-standard applications and what to do if made an offer. Finally, the book offers some examples of personal statements and advice from members of staff at UK medical schools. MPW Guides explain the complex procedures for getting into higher education. Written by acknowledged experts in a clear, concise format, they go beyond the official publications to give would-be students straightforward and practical advice on how to secure a place on the course of their choice. Back cover copy: The medical profession remains a very popular choice of career but it is notoriously difficult to get into. The process of applying to medical school can seem daunting and competition is high. In order to have a chance of success, you have to prepare a winning application and demonstrate your passion and interest in the career. Getting Into Medical School guides the potential applicant through the application process offering sound advice and tips to increase your chances of being asked to interview. The book covers current medical issues in detail and gives lots of useful tips on how to handle your interview to ensure you have the best possible chance of winning a place at medical school. It also includes essential advice on: Getting work experience and making the best of it Admissions tests, including UKCAT and BMAT How to complete your UCAS application and personal statement Having a successful interview. Extract from Getting into Medical School By Steven Piumatti. Copyright 2009. First of all, a note on terminology. Throughout this guide, the term medical school includes the university departments of medicine. Second, entry requirements have been quoted in AS and A level terms; a general guide to the grades or scores that you need if you are taking Scottish Highers, the International Baccalaureate or other qualifications can be found on page 3. This book is divided into nine main chapters, which aim to cover three major obstacles which would-be doctors may face: getting an interview at medical school; getting a conditional offer; getting the right A level grades. The nine chapters discuss the following: 1| the study of medicine 2| preparation and getting an interview 3| the interview stage and getting an offer 4| results day 5| non-standard applications 6| careers opportunities 7| fees and funding 8| current issues 9| further information. Chapter 1 gives information on the actual study of medicine and then beyond, such as possible specialisations and post-degree options. Chapter 2 deals with the preparation that you will need to undertake in order to make your application as irresistible as possible in order to get an offer and/or an interview. It includes advice on work experience, how to choose a medical school and the mechanics of the UCAS application process.
Getting Into Medical School 2011 entry contains all you need to know to secure a place on the medicine course of your choice. From the start of the book you are told the grades you'll need at A level as well as what sort of person you have to be to be in with a chance of making a successful application to medical school. This straight-talking approach will ensure you re completely set up to begin your application and you know exactly what s expected of you.
Getting Into Medical School 2011 also contains essential information on deciding where to apply, filling in your UCAS application, different teaching styles at different institutions and handling interviews well. This will ensure you re application shines out from the rest and you give a fantastic interview. Vital information about fees, funding, medical careers and current issues in medicine is all provided so you can be sure you have all the most up to date information you need and can send off your application in confidence.
Founded in 1973, MPW, a group of independent sixth-form colleges, has one of the highest number of university placements each year of any independent school in the UK and has developed considerable expertise in the field of applications strategy. They author the Getting Into guides which explain the application procedures for many popular university subjects, as well as the best-selling How To Complete Your UCAS Application.
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