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英國醫(yī)學(xué)院選擇建議

With 33 undergraduate medical schools in the UK, it

can be difficult to know which ones are right for you. From entry requirements,

to teaching style, to the age-old‘campus vs. city’debate, it’s easy to find the whole selection processcompletely overwhelming. So grab a cup of tea, a notepad and pen, and let mebreak it down in a way that you might find helpful.

Firstly, write or print out a list of all the

medical schools. Now look at the entry requirements and see if there are any

that you aren’t

eligible for, whether that be because of GCSEs, UKCAT, AS grades or even A

level subjects. Cross out anywhere you don’t meet the basic entry requirements. Be honest. Be

brutal. If you don’t meet

the grade requirements, don’t chance it. You may be a lovely person, you may have done tonnes of work

experience and volunteering, and you may have the potential to be an excellent

doctor, but medicine is a notoriously over-subscribed course, so grades are an

easy way for medical schools to discriminate candidates on–don’t risk it.

That was the easy bit. Now you need to have a think

about where you want to live. Do you want to live in a big city? Can you cope

with the expense of living in London? Would a campus based university suit you?

Would you like to live somewhere quiet for 5/6 years? Look at prospectuses. Go

on as many open days as you can. If you can’t make an open day, many universities offer virtual

ones online. Cross off any of the ones you don’t like the feel of–5 years is along time, so you need to like where you live. Are there any which are too farfrom home (or too close)?

Importantly, look at the teaching style. Do you

think that you are focused and self-motivated enough to cope with PBL? Would

you cope having lectures from 9am-6pm? Do you want to experience dissection or

could you live without? There are all sorts of different ways to pick universities,

so try and figure out what is most important to you and what your priorities

are. Different universities will have different arrangements for accommodation–most willguarantee it for first year only, some for 2 years, some may for the entirecourse–is this important to you? Is sport a priorityfor you? Or music? Or transport accessibility? Or societies?

At the end of it all, try not to hedge your bets

all in one place. If you are set on getting in the first time you apply, be

clever about it. Try not to pick all BMAT universities because you don’t know your score when you apply. If you don’t think you will fare well with MMIs, try and pick

a variety of different interview styles. If you are worried that your UKCAT

score might not quite make the cut, don’t apply to universities which all have very highcut-off points and place a lot of importance on a high score.

But as cheesy as it sounds, if you are truly

passionate about medicine, and you get in, you’ll be pleased regardless of where you end up, and

you’ll

learn to love your university even if it wasn’t necessarily your first choice.

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