Birmingham Medical School Applicants 2012

haha
are both of them nice ?
what ages are they roughly?

My memories of Doc Spruce are a bit hazy with time and first-year alcohol consumption, but I recall some very good lectures on membrane potential and neuronal excitability, and I suspect I might be bumping into into him again for the brain module this year.

Prof Lote likewise is a legend, always very funny and shamelessly plugs his own book for the renal module, but always very endearingly .

There are too many characters to count; if and when you're in first year watch out for Professor Jenkinson's brief appearance in MTM to give you a little basic embryology; he's a complete character, from his acetates and OHP usage to trying to demonstrate the shape of a human gastrula to a lecture theatre of 400 hung-over freshers using only a folded up piece of blank A4 paper at the bottom of the theatre .


Dr Brain always amused me; he's a pretty normal lecturer but since he teaches neuropharmacology, his name tickles you.



Ages? Hell idk, stop stalking lecturers missy .

Didnt they up the GCSE cut-off from to 7 to 8 A*s mid-way through the cycle last year?

Meh, may just be a TSR rumour..

Wow, sounds v. interesting! Haha Prof Lote sounds rather entertaining! Dr Brain? Is that his real name? Haha, coincidental much

Lool naah asking to get an idea of my interviewer and the fact that you mentioned Prof Lote is close to retirement !

How would that be in any way fair to half the applicants to suddenly up the entrance requirements, use your common sense and stop listening to bitter people who didn't make the cut.




I Lote

haha, ahh, an admirer I see... do you go to bham ?

The clue's in the sig

EDIT: You can see my sig right??

where's that? :s
usually there's a little arrow thing that you can click to pull down the contents... maybe my eyes are just being funnyy!

Well to me my sig says "Third year Birmingham medic" maybe i've got it on a funny setting...

I think you do hehe ahh so how's life at bham ? Do you live on the campus ?

I lived in Tennis Courts on the Vale in my first year, the past two years I've lived in Selly Oak, which is the student area just 5/10 mins walk from the Uni. Brum is great, that's all I need to say really

I lived in Tennis Courts on the Vale in my first year, the past two years I've lived in Selly Oak, which is the student area just 5/10 mins walk from the Uni. Brum is great, that's all I need to say really

How was the first-year hall experience ?

I lived in Tennis Courts on the Vale in my first year, the past two years I've lived in Selly Oak, which is the student area just 5/10 mins walk from the Uni. Brum is great, that's all I need to say really

Wow, sounds v. interesting! Haha Prof Lote sounds rather entertaining! Dr Brain? Is that his real name? Haha, coincidental much

Lool naah asking to get an idea of my interviewer and the fact that you mentioned Prof Lote is close to retirement !

My memories of Doc Spruce are a bit hazy with time and first-year alcohol consumption, but I recall some very good lectures on membrane potential and neuronal excitability, and I suspect I might be bumping into into him again for the brain module this year.

Prof Lote likewise is a legend, always very funny and shamelessly plugs his own book for the renal module, but always very endearingly .

There are too many characters to count; if and when you're in first year watch out for Professor Jenkinson's brief appearance in MTM to give you a little basic embryology; he's a complete character, from his acetates and OHP usage to trying to demonstrate the shape of a human gastrula to a lecture theatre of 400 hung-over freshers using only a folded up piece of blank A4 paper at the bottom of the theatre .


Dr Brain always amused me; he's a pretty normal lecturer but since he teaches neuropharmacology, his name tickles you.



Ages? Hell idk, stop stalking lecturers missy .

They're all nothing on Kumar, i love that guy haha

In selly Oak did you rent out a house and live or uni accommodation?