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Medicine 2012 hopeful entrants II

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Reply 2980

ViceVersa

Original post by Besakt

Terrible is an understatement.

It'll be okay for the both of us hopefully :crossedf:

Reply 2981

Besakt

Original post by ViceVersa

It'll be okay for the both of us hopefully :crossedf:

No replies from medical schools yet.
I've been living off energy drinks pretty much no sleep and maryland cookies for the past 2 weeks.
Have had 3 exams which I've done crap in.
I got 3 more next week which I feel under prepared for.

:frown:

Reply 2982

NP473L

I feel bad for not having an exam today now. :ashamed:

I'm honestly sure everyone will be fine. At the risk of using a horrible cliché, all exams feel bad immediately after, and if you think it went poorly, chances are a lowish UMS boundary.

Keep the faith guys :redface:

Reply 2983

Loulibelle

Not that it's anything to do with medicine... but I just found out I've been selected as a dancer in the Olympic ceremony!! :biggrin:

Just finished my chem2 paper and off to London to take 30 kids to the theatre... Excellent .... *sigh*

Reply 2984

NP473L

Original post by Loulibelle

Not that it's anything to do with medicine... but I just found out I've been selected as a dancer in the Olympic ceremony!! :biggrin:

Just finished my chem2 paper and off to London to take 30 kids to the theatre... Excellent .... *sigh*

Enjoy!

Reply 2985

manic_fuzz

Original post by Loulibelle

Not that it's anything to do with medicine... but I just found out I've been selected as a dancer in the Olympic ceremony!! :biggrin:

How exciting! Well done :party:

Reply 2986

ViceVersa

Original post by Besakt

That's good, at least you've had no rejections and even if you have, for your other choices at least you've passed the initial stages, which mans more of a chance of an interview!

Sounds like you've worked super hard for your exams, hope you get the grades you deserve :redface:

Reply 2987

Besakt

Original post by ViceVersa

I hope so too. :redface:

Reply 2988

Loulibelle

Original post by NP473L

Enjoy!

Thanks guys :biggrin:

Reply 2989

Revent

Original post by ViceVersa

Besides, Jan exams are usually harder so lower boundaries :p:

Reply 2990

CocaineSquirrel

Are these January exams prelims/mocks or are they proper exams?
Sorry, I know very little about the English system. :colondollar:

Reply 2991

CocaineSquirrel

Original post by hamandcheese

Yup I'm international. Thank you so much, that definitely does make me feel better. And glasgow is my first choice anyway so I think I'm just going to go ahead and accept it.

All the best for your apps! :smile:

is glasgow one of your choices too?

Thank you! And yes, I was interviewed back in December.

Reply 2992

medhopeful696969

Original post by Loulibelle

Not that it's anything to do with medicine... but I just found out I've been selected as a dancer in the Olympic ceremony!! :biggrin:

Just finished my chem2 paper and off to London to take 30 kids to the theatre... Excellent .... *sigh*

Now THAT is something to mention at an interview.

Reply 2993

Besakt

Original post by CocaineSquirrel

Are these January exams prelims/mocks or are they proper exams?
Sorry, I know very little about the English system. :colondollar:

A - Levels is split into two years.

In the first year you do AS-Level

In the second year you do A2-Level.

AS + A2 Level = A Level.

If you decide to do just AS Level that is a qualification in itself and is worth half of an A- Level.

The AS and A2 Level for the science subject and most of the humanities subjects is split into modules.

So in the first year (AS-Level year) you do one module in January and one module in June and then one module sometime in the year which is the practical module and assess your practical ability.

The same module layout is for the A2 Year.

Reply 2994

lorry:)

it's my birthday today :biggrin:

Reply 2995

lorry:)

Original post by NP473L

*Gets bored of revising...

What music has everyone been listening to while revising?

i listen to classic fm :colondollar:

i actually really like classical music anyway :tongue:

Reply 2996

NP473L

Original post by laurie:)

i listen to classic fm :colondollar:

i actually really like classical music anyway :tongue:

Can't argue with that :smile:

. I love me some 'Lacrimosa' any day. :tongue:

I've been listening to film scores/soundtracks (which is probably more embarrassing), so I wanted to see if I was abnormal, or if it were fairly common procedure.

<--- awesome :music:

I can't do the revision if there are lyrics...

Happy Birthday!! :macarena:

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Reply 2997

lorry:)

Original post by NP473L

Can't argue with that :smile:

. I love me some 'Lacrimosa' any day. :tongue:

I've been listening to film scores/soundtracks (which is probably more embarrassing), so I wanted to see if I was abnormal, or if it were fairly common procedure.

<--- awesome :music:

I can't do the revision if there are lyrics...

Happy Birthday!! :macarena:

i really like classical piano music, like Ludovico Enaudi :smile:

and same! it cant have lyrics or i'll end up learning them instead :biggrin:

thanks

Reply 2998

roar558

Original post by laurie:)

it's my birthday today :biggrin:

Happy Birthday :biggrin:

, learning a few new piano pieces myself :tongue:

, finding la campanella(litzt) and der erlkonig(schubert/litzt) very challanging.

It gives me something to do when I'm not working to while away the time. :moon: