2014 Medicine Re-Applicants
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Original post by frogs r everywhere
It is equivalent to a Grade D at GCSE Maths/ English in terms of difficulty. You'll be fine.
Oh wow - thanks!
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Original post by frogs r everywhere
It is equivalent to a Grade D at GCSE Maths/ English in terms of difficulty. You'll be fine.
Lol I failed mine post interview. Everyone laughed and I toddled along, no one cared. It was the same day as A-Level results tehe.
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Hey guys - guess what?!? I got the job!! Yaaaaaay!
Only downside is they said it could take 4-6 weeks for HR to give me a start date..
But yaaaay!
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Only downside is they said it could take 4-6 weeks for HR to give me a start date..
But yaaaay!
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Original post by picnmix
Hey guys - guess what?!? I got the job!! Yaaaaaay!
Only downside is they said it could take 4-6 weeks for HR to give me a start date..
But yaaaay!
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Only downside is they said it could take 4-6 weeks for HR to give me a start date..
But yaaaay!
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Congrats!
Original post by PG593
Congrats!
Thanks! Just hope for similar outcomes for medical school!
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La la, night shifts 4 lyf.
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Original post by Hugby1
Sippin' on a caramel latte as we speak
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Original post by Dr.Ugs
Ah. I was just polishing off Breaking Bad at that time... Onto Arrow it is...
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Still to hear anything from Sheffield and Leicester but really starting to lose hope...
Thoughts on reapplying for third consecutive year? (Ugh how pitiful)
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Thoughts on reapplying for third consecutive year? (Ugh how pitiful)
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Original post by picnmix
Still to hear anything from Sheffield and Leicester but really starting to lose hope...
Thoughts on reapplying for third consecutive year? (Ugh how pitiful)
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Thoughts on reapplying for third consecutive year? (Ugh how pitiful)
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There are a few here have applied 3 times and got in, just goes to show their hardened steel commitment. If it's truly in your heart to do medicine then do what you need to do (even apply a 3rd time etc.), grad entry looks nasty. Hope you hear good stuff from Sheffield and Leicester!
The wait is driving me mad. Especially when I could end up with 0 offers again.
ARGH.
That is all
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ARGH.
That is all
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Original post by itsmagic
The wait is driving me mad. Especially when I could end up with 0 offers again.
ARGH.
That is all
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ARGH.
That is all
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I'm with you on that one
Original post by PG593
I'm with you on that one
Me too.
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Original post by PG593
There are a few here have applied 3 times and got in, just goes to show their hardened steel commitment. If it's truly in your heart to do medicine then do what you need to do (even apply a 3rd time etc.), grad entry looks nasty. Hope you hear good stuff from Sheffield and Leicester!
Thanks - 'hope' is all I'm clinging on to at the moment haha.
I guess it definitely shows commitment but I've heard that it might not be a good idea to be out of education for that long :/
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Original post by picnmix
Thanks - 'hope' is all I'm clinging on to at the moment haha.
I guess it definitely shows commitment but I've heard that it might not be a good idea to be out of education for that long :/
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I guess it definitely shows commitment but I've heard that it might not be a good idea to be out of education for that long :/
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For personal reasons since it will feel so strange going back into education after 2 years of travelling and working
Original post by PG593
I'm with you on that one
How's your application going?
Original post by XingBairong
How's your application going?
Alright I guess, just the hurtful waiting game for decisions post 2 interviews and another interview upcoming. You psyched for Barts?
How's your gap year been (besides the midnight panic attacks us re-applicants all share ) ?
I don't know why there is all of this love for night shifts - I solemnly swear from now on, to never do a night shift as a HCA again idgaf how many times they put me down for them. I feel like a dead dog.
Original post by ameelia22
I don't know why there is all of this love for night shifts - I solemnly swear from now on, to never do a night shift as a HCA again idgaf how many times they put me down for them. I feel like a dead dog.
Think of the $$$$
$$$$ and have a triple latte Original post by PG593
Think of the $$$$ $$$$ and have a triple latte
$$$$ and have a triple latte LOL IMO not worth it. At all.
The occasional night shift, sure why not? 3 in a row every other week for 8 weeks? How about hell. no.
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