Medicine: St George’s vs Kings

So, I have two offers to do medicine at St. George’s and Kings College London. I don’t know which to put as firm and which as insurance.

Throughout my application St. George’s has been above Kings for various reasons but I hadn’t really banked on getting an offer from Kings due to its reputation, how competitive it is and my stats. Now I have to make a decision between the two and I don’t know what to do.

So any current/past students at either or not even doing medicine, what do you think? What drew you to which one? Help!

Sorry if this is off topic, but what r ur stats ?

So, I have two offers to do medicine at St. George’s and Kings College London. I don’t know which to put as firm and which as insurance.

Throughout my application St. George’s has been above Kings for various reasons but I hadn’t really banked on getting an offer from Kings due to its reputation, how competitive it is and my stats. Now I have to make a decision between the two and I don’t know what to do.

So any current/past students at either or not even doing medicine, what do you think? What drew you to which one? Help!

If you prefer St George's to King's then you should firm St George's.

My gut is telling me St. George’s at the moment but I’ve been to an offer holders day and spoken to so many students. Whereas with kings I just saw the key areas of the campus and spoke to one student so I’m not really sure I know enough about kings at this stage to make an unbiased decision!

Ummmm.

GCSEs: 3A* 5A 3B
A level predictions: A*AA
UKCAT: 710
BMAT: 3.9, 4.0, 3.5A
My main personal statement things were 5 months volunteering weekly in a care home, 2-3 volunteering tri-annually ish on a psychology programme, 18mnths with St John’s Ambulance, 1 week shadowing a Diabetes clinic and 1 week shadowing various anaesthetists.

Hope this helps!