How to Get into Medical School: The Indispensable Guide That No Student Can Afford to Ignore (Elite Students Series)
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Book Details
Author(s)
Christopher See
Publisher
Kogan Page
ISBN / ASIN
0749461403
ISBN-13
9780749461409
Marketplace
France 🇫🇷
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Description
How to Get into Medical School is a fully comprehensive guide covering British medical school applications from start to finish.
Targeting specific requirements of what admissions officers in the UK are looking for, and a detailed account of life as a doctor, How to Get into Medical School gives you clear definitive advice on what is required and desired for British medical school applicants. It contains essential information on: preparing the UCAS form; admissions tests; interviews; work experience; preparing to be a future doctor.
Christopher See, an experienced tutor, provides real-life case studies of students and "How to" and "How not to" boxes containing stories that are both practical and interesting.  The book offers key learning points on what to emulate and what to avoid, along with a special section of UKCAT and BMAT questions. There is also a chapter specifically dedicated to international students applying to UK medical schools, emphasizing the competition and the cultural differences.
Targeting specific requirements of what admissions officers in the UK are looking for, and a detailed account of life as a doctor, How to Get into Medical School gives you clear definitive advice on what is required and desired for British medical school applicants. It contains essential information on: preparing the UCAS form; admissions tests; interviews; work experience; preparing to be a future doctor.
Christopher See, an experienced tutor, provides real-life case studies of students and "How to" and "How not to" boxes containing stories that are both practical and interesting.  The book offers key learning points on what to emulate and what to avoid, along with a special section of UKCAT and BMAT questions. There is also a chapter specifically dedicated to international students applying to UK medical schools, emphasizing the competition and the cultural differences.
