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If you are unsuccessful at applying for Medical school on your first attempt through UCAS (specifically, if you have been rejected from your 4 UCAS options), there are still many options available to you to re-apply and achieve your goal of becoming a doctor 🙌 Most applicants who apply to medical school the first time are unsuccessful – usually between 70-85% in previous years! 😱 Most of these students give up, because they are unaware of the variety of options available to re-apply. However, if you decide to explore the re-application process, you will discover a huge range of additional routes that means you are twice as likely to obtain an offer to study medicine on your second attempt! 🤩 So, whether you need advice on re-applying, guidance on improving your application, or support with entrance exams, with Medic Mentor, you have the resources, support, and expertise you need to succeed! 🙌 On our website and on our upcoming & revamped blogs, you'll find expert advice & guidance on: - Common reasons why applications are unsuccessful - How to get feedback from medical school on your application - Re-application Timelines - UCAS Extra & Clearing - Taking a Gap Year and how to make the most of it - Additions to Personal Statements & Interviews for re-application - Staying confident and looking after yourself during re-application - Benefits of attending or re-attending Summer School ...and so much more! 🤩 Allow yourself the time to feel everything you need to feel, then pick yourself up and let's get working on that reapplication into medical school and keep working towards your dream of becoming a successful future doctor! 👏 🩺 Head to the reapplication section of our website for all the information and resources you need to get started: https://lnkd.in/e7MuhYqp #MedicMentor #MedicalSchool #MedStudent #Reapplication #Medicine

Check out what our CI’s are saying about our students who are on their clinical rotations! Way to go, students! #southcollegedpt #dptin2 #hybrid #accelerated #clinicals #clinicalrotations #clinicalinstructor #physicaltherapy #dptstudents

NEW BLOG POST: Preparing for Clinical Rotations in Med School 👩⚕️ https://lnkd.in/gmTB9dnD -- Stepping into clinical rotations soon? It’s exciting, yet daunting. Remember your first day in med school? Starting rotations can feel the same! Be Prepared: Stay Curious: Ask questions. Lots of them. There's no better time to learn than now. Build Relationships: Connect with everyone—from attending physicians to nurses. A simple “Thank you” goes a long way. Balance: It’s a marathon, not a sprint. Sleep, exercise, and eat well. Reflect Daily: What went well? What can you improve? Small daily reflections lead to big growth. Your Turn: Got a tip for fellow students? Or a rotation story that changed everything? Share below! ⬇️ #ClinicalRotations #MedSchoolJourney #FutureDoctors

Step into the future of clinical rotations! Experience cutting-edge training and elevate your medical career. 🌟🏥 Register Your Slot:- https://bit.ly/4bNdlo6 #usmle #clinicalrotations #inhospitalrotations #outpatientrotations #mbbs #mbbsstudent #clinicalelectives #nextsteps #nextstepsusmle 

If you're graduating soon and your GPA isn’t as strong as you want it to be, you may be wondering: should I hold off on applying to medical school and do a post-bacc program first? Here's what to consider. #premed #meded #medicalschool

Hey everyone! April's here, and it feels like everything's getting a fresh start. This month, let's focus on learning, improving, and supporting each other. Whether you're just starting your journey in phlebotomy or you're already on your way to becoming an expert, remember, every day is a chance to get a little better. #QuikDrawPhlebotomyShool #Shelton #MedicalCareer #PhlebotomyTraining #PhlebotomySchool #TradeSchool #MedicalAssistant #MedicalTraining #PhlebotomyCertificate #MedicalIndustry

The MCAT (Medical College Admission Test) is a standardized, multiple-choice exam designed to assess a candidate's readiness for medical school. It evaluates knowledge and skills that are considered essential for success in medical education and practice. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the MCAT: The MCAT is used by medical schools in the United States, Canada, and some other countries to evaluate applicants. It provides a standardized measure of academic knowledge and critical thinking skills, helping admissions committees compare candidates from diverse educational backgrounds. Students looking at medical school can call us for directions and help. Especially international students and families. #international students #medical school applicants.

"Pre-med" is a term college students use to show that they plan on attending medical school and are taking the right classes to do that. However, there aren't official pre-med majors; instead, students who are pre-med can major in whatever subject they want and just take the classes needed to apply to medical school. https://hubs.ly/Q02rdVcg0

🌐 Simulation is the key to bridging the gap between learning and practice in healthcare! 🏥 Discover how repeated immersive simulations positively impact the knowledge and self-efficacy of undergraduate nursing students, setting the stage for successful clinical placements. 🌟 Embrace the future of medical education! #SimulationSuccess #HealthcareTraining #ClinicalSkills

For any students planning to apply to medical school in the next few years- join our Pre-Med Webinar on September 9th! Led by Matthew Tao, a first year medical student at the University of South Alabama, this webinar will cover everything students need to know in regard to getting accepted into medical school! Matthew will give his best insight on the following topics: -When to start gaining volunteer hours -The best organizations to join as an undergraduate student -How to properly network with physicians -When to start shadowing/gaining clinical experience -How to approach research -How many hours of volunteering/shadowing/research do you really need? -How to ensure you have the best rec letters -When to start MCAT prep -Best way to prepare for the MCAT -Whether or not you should take a GAP year -How to write a personal statement that stands out from the rest -When to start applying to medical schools -Primary and secondary applications -What to expect in the interview process -How to stand out in interviews -What admissions boards want to see in applicants Register at the link below to secure your spot: https://lnkd.in/dMb35bsX