Your video crafting is excellent, and the way you present your information is beautiful. The Dune novel clearly reflects the level of skill you have :)
2:51 - Wow!!! 1/50 chance for a graduate! Thank you for sharing those stats. But why do they do this? Is this ageism? Preference over a younger candidate?
You mentioned that you had work experience in healthcare before applying for GEM. What type of work experience did you do and how did you go about getting this?
Brother you smashed it with this video. I studied Btec biomed and applied however i got rejected by 3 unis the forth one offered me Mpharm and biomed. What do you recommend i should choose to get into medicine. Gap year is not an option. Thank you
Yes brother, thank you for the kind words. Mpharm and biomed will both keep all the options open in terms of potential graduate medicine courses - particularly if you get a 1st class. I would say go with your gut and what you feel you will be more interested in.
How important would you say work experience is ?? I don’t have any in the NHS cause I only realised this past summer after graduating that medicine is what I want to do.
I think you'd have to look specifically at the unis that accept applied health courses as well... unfortunately some don't according to my research right now.
No! You can apply in September of your final year with your predicted degree grade. I had biomed colleagues at durham who did that and started grad med immediately after undergrad. All the best
