Barts and the London- 2017 Entry Applicants for Medicine

Mine's 15:25, Panel A. Fingers crossed!!!

Just a short question, but to the people who already have had interviews, did they ask you about your personal statement much?

Which panel were you on?

I was on a panel G, on the 24th day. How about you?

anyone else have an interview in the morning on the 15th of feb? is this the last day of interview ?

Is 24th Feb the last day of interviews?

Yup I do, you?

10:50 I think?

Are people on certain panels favoured more?

And if I was interviewed on the second day of interviews (25/01/17) does this mean im a stronger applicant or that I'm mote likely to get an offer?

Are people on certain panels favoured more?

And if I was interviewed on the second day of interviews (25/01/17) does this mean im a stronger applicant or that I'm mote likely to get an offer?

hmm i was originally invited for the 24th but i asked to be rescheduled and they gave me the 15th so i dont think it would mean that i went from being a strong applicant to a weaker one because i needed a different date

Are people on certain panels favoured more?

And if I was interviewed on the second day of interviews (25/01/17) does this mean im a stronger applicant or that I'm mote likely to get an offer?

Kind of starting to stress out at these London tube strikes that may happen! I don't know London, and getting the tube is the only way I know to get to Whitechapel. I looked at the bus services on google maps, but seeing as if these strikes do go ahead the traffic on the roads will be insane so I don't feel comfortable about using buses either. Does anyone, who knows London, have any idea of a better way to get to Whitechapel or just tell me a little bit more about what buses to take from London Victoria to Whitechapel? Would thoroughly appreciate it! BTW, I get to Victoria Coach station at 6:15 (will probs be later due to traffic) and my interview is at 9:25.

You could try the overground as whitechapel is also an overground station, but do bear in mind that it can be very busy due to the strike. Buses are actually more reliable than you'd think! Considering the time you will be arriving, I don't think the road would be very busy at all. Taxi might be a good choice as well if that's within your budget. Whatever means of commuting you are planning to take, I suggest you try to make your way to whitechapel as soon as you arrive to avoid busy roads and trains. Once you are at whitechapel you could grab a quick breakfast and some coffee while clearing up your mind if there's time! Best of luck!

Thank you very very much! I will try and get to Whitechapel as soon as possible. Best of luck to you too!