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What is the process of applying to medical school?

First you have to be sure that this is what you want to do. You should have undertaken some work experience in a medical environment to gain some idea of this. It is also helpful to have done some volunte...

Answered by Thomas G. Medical School Preparation tutor
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How do interviews work?

There are two main types of interview: Multiple Mini Interviews and Panel Interviews. MMI is like a circuit of different stations, each with a particular focus. They aim to get a sense of who you are in a...

Answered by Samriddhi S. Medical School Preparation tutor
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What kind of work experience is needed for a successful medical student application?

Work experience is getting harder and harder to get in the ever changing rules and regulations of the NHS. School students are finding it increasingly difficult to gain any work experience whatsoever.

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Answered by Amit K. Medical School Preparation tutor
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How have you demonstrated your communication skills are good enough to become a doctor?

I have volunteered for charity XYZ which involved communicating with various different sorts of people. I have also volunteered in a nursery and worked with younger children which has allowed me to adapt ...

Answered by Mohammed A. Medical School Preparation tutor
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What is the difference between an MMI and panel interview?

A panel interview probably is how you imagine a stereotypical interview to be. You stay in one room and stay talking to the same person/people for approximately 20 minutes (this could be a different time,...

Answered by Yasmin A. Medical School Preparation tutor
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