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What experience do I need?

In terms of experience, some people say the more you do the better but I believe that it is more what you get out of the experience than how many you do. It is better to do 1 or 2 and learn a lot than do ...

Answered by Jessica P. Medical School Preparation tutor
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How do you feel about asking for help?

Be truthful. If it is something you are fine with, great. If you find doing so difficult, acknowledge that it is. What is important here is how you deal with that fact and your understanding of why you fe...

Answered by Natsumi S. Medical School Preparation tutor
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What should I include in my personal statement?

A personal statement needs to be unique and memorable but also show your passion for the subject. For medicine, you need to show you're a caring person and give specific examples of this, which is why wor...

Answered by Rebecca P. Medical School Preparation tutor
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How do you answer a question about your weaknesses in an interview without jeopardising your chances of success?

First and foremost, don't let this (not uncommon) question catch you out! Questions like these are more often designed to see your ability to self-reflect than they are to catch you out. The question doe...

Answered by Leah C. Medical School Preparation tutor
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In a medical school interview, how do I approach a question asking about my weaknesses?

With this type of question your aim should be to come across as honest and humble, whilst not delving too deep into your worst traits! It is wise to tackle this type of question with a positive and constr...

Answered by Heather E. Medical School Preparation tutor
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