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Welcome to the UCL A100 2022 Entry Discussion.
UCL A100 2021 thread: https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/sho....php?t=6560874
For general information click:https://www.ucl.ac.uk/medical-school/
For entry requirements click: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/medical-school/study/undergraduate/mbbs-admissions/entry-requirements
General TSR rules:
(1) Please don't ask for or post group chat links.
(2) Please don't ask for or post interview questions.
(3) Please don't offer to buy and sell items.
Good luck!
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haha looks like I’m the first here! Just wanted to hop on and say that I’ve received an offer for UCL this year, so if any of you have any queries about applying to UCL feel free to ask away 
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(Original post by qwert7890)
haha looks like I’m the first here! Just wanted to hop on and say that I’ve received an offer for UCL this year, so if any of you have any queries about applying to UCL feel free to ask away
haha looks like I’m the first here! Just wanted to hop on and say that I’ve received an offer for UCL this year, so if any of you have any queries about applying to UCL feel free to ask away
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(Original post by M.eron)
Hi, congrats brw on your offer. If you don’t mind, would you be able to share some of your stats??
Hi, congrats brw on your offer. If you don’t mind, would you be able to share some of your stats??
)IGCSEs: 6A*s (999998)
Achieved A Levels: A*A*A* (with A* in EPQ)
BMAT: 5.7 / 6.9 / 3A
Let me know if there is anything I’m missing
From what 2021 entry has highlighted, UCL places much emphasis on Personal Statements (and scores them too) and references it appears. Even top 5% BMAT scores did not promise an interview.
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Hi! Also a UCL offer holder too! Home student who is more than happy to provide advice to future UCL medical applicants! I’ve seen qwert on the UCL thread for 2021 so hello to you and congrats on your offer!
GCSEs: 999999887
Predicted : 4A*s
BMAT: 4.5/5.7/3.5A
As you can see, even with a BMAT score like mine you can get an interview, so make sure you focus a lot on personal statement! Having a really good BMAT score definitely does not guarantee an interview, so my advice is to never be complacent at all, and always give 100% and never less, even if you think you can afford it!
GCSEs: 999999887
Predicted : 4A*s
BMAT: 4.5/5.7/3.5A
As you can see, even with a BMAT score like mine you can get an interview, so make sure you focus a lot on personal statement! Having a really good BMAT score definitely does not guarantee an interview, so my advice is to never be complacent at all, and always give 100% and never less, even if you think you can afford it!
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(Original post by UrFellowMedic)
Hi! Also a UCL offer holder too! Home student who is more than happy to provide advice to future UCL medical applicants! I’ve seen qwert on the UCL thread for 2021 so hello to you and congrats on your offer!
GCSEs: 999999887
Predicted : 4A*s
BMAT: 4.5/5.7/3.5A
As you can see, even with a BMAT score like mine you can get an interview, so make sure you focus a lot on personal statement! Having a really good BMAT score definitely does not guarantee an interview, so my advice is to never be complacent at all, and always give 100% and never less, even if you think you can afford it!
Hi! Also a UCL offer holder too! Home student who is more than happy to provide advice to future UCL medical applicants! I’ve seen qwert on the UCL thread for 2021 so hello to you and congrats on your offer!
GCSEs: 999999887
Predicted : 4A*s
BMAT: 4.5/5.7/3.5A
As you can see, even with a BMAT score like mine you can get an interview, so make sure you focus a lot on personal statement! Having a really good BMAT score definitely does not guarantee an interview, so my advice is to never be complacent at all, and always give 100% and never less, even if you think you can afford it!
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(Original post by user3344555)
does ucl always place a heavy emphasis on personal statements
does ucl always place a heavy emphasis on personal statements
It’s one of the few schools that stills scores your PS.
UCL likes students to also be more well-balanced; so if you all are planning to apply to UCL make sure you have other extra curricular interests. Having a third A Level subject which is non-science for example, is something they like.
Indeed, they don’t solely focus on your BMAT grades. UCL also accepts students with 3s and low 4s, which is unlike other unis like Imperial / Oxford / Cambridge
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(Original post by user3344555)
does ucl always place a heavy emphasis on personal statements
does ucl always place a heavy emphasis on personal statements
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Hi qwert7890
I’m taking biology, chemistry and maths as an A level I’m in year 12 I’m doing Cambridge as an exam board I want advice on how you study I’m an international student too thank you
I’m taking biology, chemistry and maths as an A level I’m in year 12 I’m doing Cambridge as an exam board I want advice on how you study I’m an international student too thank you
(Original post by qwert7890)
Hi! Yeah sure, although bare in mind I’m an international (but I’ve taken GCSEs and A Levels just like you guys)
IGCSEs: 6A*s (999998)
Achieved A Levels: A*A*A* (with A* in EPQ)
BMAT: 5.7 / 6.9 / 3A
Let me know if there is anything I’m missing From what 2021 entry has highlighted, UCL places much emphasis on Personal Statements (and scores them too) and references it appears. Even top 5% BMAT scores did not promise an interview.
Hi! Yeah sure, although bare in mind I’m an international (but I’ve taken GCSEs and A Levels just like you guys
)IGCSEs: 6A*s (999998)
Achieved A Levels: A*A*A* (with A* in EPQ)
BMAT: 5.7 / 6.9 / 3A
Let me know if there is anything I’m missing
From what 2021 entry has highlighted, UCL places much emphasis on Personal Statements (and scores them too) and references it appears. Even top 5% BMAT scores did not promise an interview.
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(Original post by Mathlover)
Hi qwert7890
I’m taking biology, chemistry and physics as an A level I’m in year 12 I’m doing Cambridge as an exam board I want advice on how you study I’m an international student too thank you
Hi qwert7890
I’m taking biology, chemistry and physics as an A level I’m in year 12 I’m doing Cambridge as an exam board I want advice on how you study I’m an international student too thank you
I also did Cambridge International as my board (it’s very rare I find someone who did
). Do you mean study tips for A levels?
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Hey! Thank you so so much for replying to me! I’m doing Cambridge and yes I mean study tips for A levels. I’m in year 12 I have my first exam in 38 days (Maths) did you do AS and then do A levels?
(Original post by qwert7890)
Hi!
I also did Cambridge International as my board (it’s very rare I find someone who did
). Do you mean study tips for A levels?
Hi!
I also did Cambridge International as my board (it’s very rare I find someone who did
). Do you mean study tips for A levels?
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(Original post by qwert7890)
Hi!
I also did Cambridge International as my board (it’s very rare I find someone who did). Do you mean study tips for A levels?
Hi!
I also did Cambridge International as my board (it’s very rare I find someone who did
). Do you mean study tips for A levels?
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(Original post by Mathlover)
qwert7890 so when did you start revising for A levels / AS? If you don’t mind helping me out
qwert7890 so when did you start revising for A levels / AS? If you don’t mind helping me out
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I’m sorry! Yes please do PM me stuff
(Original post by qwert7890)
This thread is specifically for UCL queries for medicine. How about I PM you stuff?
This thread is specifically for UCL queries for medicine. How about I PM you stuff?
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(Original post by qwert7890)
This thread is specifically for UCL queries for medicine. How about I PM you stuff?
This thread is specifically for UCL queries for medicine. How about I PM you stuff?
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(Original post by qwert7890)
Historically, it is known for placing an emphasis on your wider interests and commitment/motivation - and these are demonstrated in your PS, so I’d say yes.
It’s one of the few schools that stills scores your PS.
UCL likes students to also be more well-balanced; so if you all are planning to apply to UCL make sure you have other extra curricular interests. Having a third A Level subject which is non-science for example, is something they like.
Indeed, they don’t solely focus on your BMAT grades. UCL also accepts students with 3s and low 4s, which is unlike other unis like Imperial / Oxford / Cambridge
Historically, it is known for placing an emphasis on your wider interests and commitment/motivation - and these are demonstrated in your PS, so I’d say yes.
It’s one of the few schools that stills scores your PS.
UCL likes students to also be more well-balanced; so if you all are planning to apply to UCL make sure you have other extra curricular interests. Having a third A Level subject which is non-science for example, is something they like.
Indeed, they don’t solely focus on your BMAT grades. UCL also accepts students with 3s and low 4s, which is unlike other unis like Imperial / Oxford / Cambridge
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(Original post by seaskeg)
hello! Congratulations on your acceptance into UCL!! I'm an international student too. May I ask what ECs you included in your PS?
hello! Congratulations on your acceptance into UCL!! I'm an international student too. May I ask what ECs you included in your PS?
).I also mentioned a few supra curricular activities; a MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) and my independent research project (IPQ).
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(Original post by qwert7890)
My Silver DofE award, my voluntary work (does this count as extracurriculars?), my graphic designing + blog, and my piano playing skills (altho I remain somewhat an amateur
).
I also mentioned a few supra curricular activities; a MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) and my independent research project (IPQ).
My Silver DofE award, my voluntary work (does this count as extracurriculars?), my graphic designing + blog, and my piano playing skills (altho I remain somewhat an amateur
).I also mentioned a few supra curricular activities; a MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) and my independent research project (IPQ).
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