I believe this varies depending on income source (jobs, scholarships and help from families). however maybe focus on 1/2 years fee at a time. sometimes you might not need the full tuition fee for the academic year (depending on the uni), you can arrange to pay in monthly/termly instalments. hope that helps.
Hiya, thanks for the video! I'm hoping to do Graduate Entry but I'm unsure how they assess my eligibility for partially paid tuition fees in first year if it's not mean tested? What would make me eligible for this? My parents can't afford to help me out financially so I'm kinda relying on SFE to pay part of the tuition fee loan. Any guidance please? Thank you.
Im currently trying to apply on ucas for grad med courses, on ucas do i have to mention my a levels or gcse in the education section? Or just put degree as on the entry requirements websites for the med schools i want to apply for they dont consider a levels ect? What should i do?
It really depends on what they're after. If the entry requirements says don't really care about GCSE or A levels then ignore it so don't put it in but if they do then do so. My guess is the reason they don't ask about GCSE or A levels is because they take work experience into consideration. So if I was you looking to apply to uni who doesn't ask for GCSE or A levels, then I would get a lot of experience, ace the medical entry test and do really well in the interview. That will make you stand out. Hope this helps.
Hi I'm interested in doing medicine. How can I prepare for entrance exams like gamsat ukcat etc. How can I do that. I want a persons point of view not what the internet says. If you know what I mean. How long did it take for you to revise for it.... Thanks....
Hi Don, sorry this coming very late. I totally get you! I have a video with very good tips on how to prepare and discussed my experience aswell. let me know if you have anymore questions x
Is the maintenance loan still means-tested? So would it be the same for a second degree in medicine as it was for your undergrad degree if you're under 25? Thanks in advance!
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very helpfulllllll and informative. thank you and all the best with your med degree x
you're most welcome and thanks x
So helpful, thank you!x
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Amazing helpful video, thank you!
thankssssss very informative.
this was so helpful. thank you so much
thanks for watching x & I'm glad you found it useful!
Great video. Thank you!!!
To fund medicine as the second degree, how much would you recommend to save up before hand?
I believe this varies depending on income source (jobs, scholarships and help from families). however maybe focus on 1/2 years fee at a time. sometimes you might not need the full tuition fee for the academic year (depending on the uni), you can arrange to pay in monthly/termly instalments. hope that helps.
This is nice. Thank you
Hiya, thanks for the video! I'm hoping to do Graduate Entry but I'm unsure how they assess my eligibility for partially paid tuition fees in first year if it's not mean tested? What would make me eligible for this? My parents can't afford to help me out financially so I'm kinda relying on SFE to pay part of the tuition fee loan. Any guidance please? Thank you.
Would you recommend having a part time job during med school?
And what's the maximum amount of hours you'd recommend someone in med school to do
yes definitely, but try keep it to one day a week.
Im currently trying to apply on ucas for grad med courses, on ucas do i have to mention my a levels or gcse in the education section? Or just put degree as on the entry requirements websites for the med schools i want to apply for they dont consider a levels ect? What should i do?
It really depends on what they're after. If the entry requirements says don't really care about GCSE or A levels then ignore it so don't put it in but if they do then do so. My guess is the reason they don't ask about GCSE or A levels is because they take work experience into consideration. So if I was you looking to apply to uni who doesn't ask for GCSE or A levels, then I would get a lot of experience, ace the medical entry test and do really well in the interview. That will make you stand out. Hope this helps.
Hi I'm interested in doing medicine. How can I prepare for entrance exams like gamsat ukcat etc. How can I do that. I want a persons point of view not what the internet says. If you know what I mean. How long did it take for you to revise for it.... Thanks....
Hi Don, sorry this coming very late. I totally get you! I have a video with very good tips on how to prepare and discussed my experience aswell. let me know if you have anymore questions x
Hey, is there anything for international students for graduate entry?
Heyy!
Did you get any tips regarding the international students?
Is the maintenance loan still means-tested? So would it be the same for a second degree in medicine as it was for your undergrad degree if you're under 25? Thanks in advance!
hi, yes the maintenance loan is means tested