Thank you for sharing this! Your day seemed like loads of fun and it's inspiring to see such a productive and balanced day with so many different activities :)
This video is amazing because it introduced and demonstrated your life in the campus and it contains detailed information, such as meals, places you go, and even your schedule. Also, the music is wonderful that helped me relax after a long-time studying while watching this. Thanks for sharing so much! As I am a Chinese senior high student, it is crucial to explore the campus life of university/college students, which will be useful in the future.
Hello Ken! Thank you so much for leaving such a thoughtful message! It makes me happy reading comments like yours and knowing this video has somewhat added value to you. I really appreciate you watching my videos and hope it helps you gain a better idea of student life in London :)
heyy !! i loved the video and it was so inspiring to see, now i'm really set on accomplishing my goals ! i was wondering if you could make a video on your path and how you got to were you are. i'd really like to be a dermatologist and i'm starting my ib course next year, so any advice on what classes to prioritise and how to navigate med school, whether its applications or courses, would be more than welcome over here ! you seem to have a really balanced life so i'd also be interested in knowing how you keep up your physical and mental health and balance social interactions with school work. finally (i know this is probably a lot of questions but i'm so happy i found someone with a path i'd want to emulate :)), this is real random, but how much sleep do you get? cuz gurlll you wake up early.
Hello @Miss Moon! Your message was so kind! Thank you! I'm glad this video has inspired you in some way - you have such a great journey ahead of you on your route to becoming a dermatologist! I'll definitely look into making more videos on med school applications and navigating medical school! haha, with waking up early, I always make sure I get my 8 hours of sleep each night, so I get to bed quite early :) Hope that helps!!
You are so pretty! I’m applying for medicine too, but Covid kinda mucked up my a levels ( it’s all on my channel yikes) and I just hope I get the grades this time round or in summer so I can reapply :)
Hi Changavy! could you please make a video about how you got into imperial, your grades, tips, and why you chose imperial? It would be really helpful for me and other applicants
Hey Meera! From my experience, Imperial is very multicultural, so you can easily find people of a variety of ethnicities on campus, including Indian medics :)
Hey! I've been binge watching your videos and I honestly love them, I don't know anyone in my life, hell even my country who's been through imperial for med so i honestly wanna know from an actual student. Do you think imperial thinks less of gap year students or is it easier to get in with real grades? Also, ive seen that a lot of studies about COVID19 are done by Imperial and their faculty of medicine, does this have anything to do w the students? and does your course get shifted about the pandemic thats been happening or did the content you study go on as normal? Hehe i hope u understand what im tryna ask im sorry if im kinda confusing. thank you ure so inspiring
Hello @Syuhrah! Aww, that's so sweet! I'm glad you're enjoying these videos and hope you're staying at safe at home! As far as I know, Imperial doesn't differentiate between gap year and non-gap year students. Imperial is a renowned research institution, so I feel proud seeing them on the frontline of research and healthcare at this moment of global crisis. As Imperial students, we get a lot of opportunities throughout our studies to get involved in research, and volunteer! Although our face-to-face teachings and hospital placements have been cancelled, Imperial has been doing their utmost to ensure our learning isn't disrupted. Hope this answered all your questions! Stay safe x
Aww I'm happy these videos are helping you! From my understanding, anything you do that shows you have teamwork and leadership skills will help! But remember to make sure you're doing these things because you enjoy them, and not just for an application! Hope this helps @fathimah! :)
Hi Madhumitha! Of course! I love medicine at Imperial, and I would choose again if I could. Imperial's website is the best place to look at for expenses: www.imperial.ac.uk/parents/fees-and-funding/living-costs/ Hope this helps :)
Hi, if it’s not too much trouble is there any way you can provide me with the names of some of the textbooks that the lectures at imperial for medicine are based of or suitable for the course?
That's great to hear! Of course! You can still practise in London, regardless of where you study (as long as any university you choose is accepted by the GMC) :)
Keep working at it, and you'll definitely get there! I'm a big belieger in affirmations- if we keep telling ourselves we're good at something, and keep working at it, it'll happen! Good luck 🤗
Hi Nandana! I am not familiar with the system or process in India (I'm not Indian), so I can't compare. However, I can assure you that the quality of education in the UK is exceptional. In my opinion, you cannot go wrong with studying medicine in the UK :)
Hello Rathi! Hmm this is avery subjective answer - it really depends on what course you want to study and what you want out of your university experience. I personally chose Imperial because I loved the structure of my course, the societies they had, and the location! Given the option, I would choose Imperial again :) But really depends on what you're looking for! Hope this helps :)
Hi Riya! Good luck on your application, and your journey as a Doctor! I am not an expert on graduate entry medicine, but I'm extra-curricular activities and relevant work experience will help!
Hi @Fakrul Ahmad! The best place to check is on Imperial's official website: www.imperial.ac.uk/study/ug/fees-and-funding/tuition-fees/ Hope this helps! :)
Hi @Suhan! I pay the standard UK Home student fees, through Student Finance England. You can find more information on tuition fees on: www.imperial.ac.uk/study/ug/fees-and-funding/tuition-fees/
