physician associate undergraduate course

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by Anonymous

hi i just wanted to ask how many people apply to the undergraduate physician associate course and how many people actually get selected and accepted. I also wanted to ask what they base the application off of? Is it more the interview or is it personal statement or does both get equally looked at?

Hi there,

Thanks for your questions. It's great to hear that you are interested in our MPAS (Hons) Physician Associate Studies course. For this course, on average we receive approximately 190 applications and we have 25 places to offer for September 2024 entry. Applicant's personal statements will be reviewed and those that are successful at this stage are then invited to attend interview.

I hope this helps, let me know if you have any questions. 😊

All the best,
Sarah

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by UCLan Ambassador

Hi there,

Thanks for your questions. It's great to hear that you are interested in our MPAS (Hons) Physician Associate Studies course. For this course, on average we receive approximately 190 applications and we have 25 places to offer for September 2024 entry. Applicant's personal statements will be reviewed and those that are successful at this stage are then invited to attend interview.

I hope this helps, let me know if you have any questions. 😊

All the best,
Sarah

Hi, how would you recommend I prepare for a UCLan MPAS interview to ensure I get a offer

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Anonymous #2

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by Anonymous #1

hi i just wanted to ask how many people apply to the undergraduate physician associate course and how many people actually get selected and accepted. I also wanted to ask what they base the application off of? Is it more the interview or is it personal statement or does both get equally looked at?

What have u applied to and have u got an interview or have u already done an interview

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by Anonymous #2

Hi, how would you recommend I prepare for a UCLan MPAS interview to ensure I get a offer

Hi there,

Great to hear that you have an interview for our MPAS (Hons) Physician Associate Studies course. We understand that interviews can sometimes feel nerve-wracking, so here are some tips to help you prepare for your university interview.

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Make sure you have a look at the guidance email you would have received as all the information you need for your specific interview will be explained in these notes.

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It can be useful to research some frequently asked interview questions and prepare some answers, you may benefit from running through your answers with a friend or family member

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It's a good idea to prepare some questions to ask at your interview as this will allow you to learn more about the course to see if it's the right fit

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It's important you try to relax and enjoy the interview, this is your time to show the interviewer why you want to study here at UCLan

I hope this helps and do let me know if you have any questions.

Best of luck with your interview. 😊
Sarah

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Hi,
I am interested to do Phycisan associate Mphas from the uclan but will you please guide me about the gcsc requirements I have seen that English and maths are compulsory but what about the other three isn't any restrictions for the science subjects like (Biology.chemiatry and physics) or you would accept any gscsc with English and maths?

Please guide me this one
Thanks

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by UCLan Ambassador

Hi there,
Great to hear that you have an interview for our MPAS (Hons) Physician Associate Studies course. We understand that interviews can sometimes feel nerve-wracking, so here are some tips to help you prepare for your university interview.

•

Make sure you have a look at the guidance email you would have received as all the information you need for your specific interview will be explained in these notes.

•

It can be useful to research some frequently asked interview questions and prepare some answers, you may benefit from running through your answers with a friend or family member

•

It's a good idea to prepare some questions to ask at your interview as this will allow you to learn more about the course to see if it's the right fit

•

It's important you try to relax and enjoy the interview, this is your time to show the interviewer why you want to study here at UCLan

I hope this helps and do let me know if you have any questions.
Best of luck with your interview. 😊
Sarah

Hello ,what if all have to join the foundation year of clinical sciences so how will I get the student loan ? Will that be applied separately for the courses or just need to do for once and I'll get the loan )fund for the whole program?

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by Jvyb

Hello ,what if all have to join the foundation year of clinical sciences so how will I get the student loan ? Will that be applied separately for the courses or just need to do for once and I'll get the loan )fund for the whole program?

Hi @Jvyb,

Please could you confirm it's our BSc (Hons) Medical Sciences (with Foundation Year) programme you are looking to apply for?

For advice and guidance on your student loans, I'd recommend you reach out to our student fees and funding team. You can email the team at [email protected] for support.

Best wishes.
Sarah

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by Jvyb

Hi,
I am interested to do Phycisan associate Mphas from the uclan but will you please guide me about the gcsc requirements I have seen that English and maths are compulsory but what about the other three isn't any restrictions for the science subjects like (Biology.chemiatry and physics) or you would accept any gscsc with English and maths?
Please guide me this one
Thanks

GCSEs: 5 at grade C/4 including Maths and English
hi, i also want to do physician associate in uclan, are you going into year 13?

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Dm-

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by UCLan Ambassador

Hi there,
Thanks for your questions. It's great to hear that you are interested in our MPAS (Hons) Physician Associate Studies course. For this course, on average we receive approximately 190 applications and we have 25 places to offer for September 2024 entry. Applicant's personal statements will be reviewed and those that are successful at this stage are then invited to attend interview.
I hope this helps, let me know if you have any questions. 😊
All the best,
Sarah

Hii I’m also interested in this course and was wondering where the location is as I am aware of multiple campus locations

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by Dm-

Hii I’m also interested in this course and was wondering where the location is as I am aware of multiple campus locations

Hi @Dm-,

Thanks for your message. It's great to hear that you are interested in studying here at UCLan. Our MPAS (Hons)
Physician Associate Studies programme is taught over 4 years at our Preston campus which is based in the North West of England. The campus is located right in the heart of the city offering great links with the train station being only a 10 minute walk.

Do you have any specific questions about our Preston campus and I'd be more than happy to help. 😊

Best wishes ^Sarah

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by UCLan Ambassador

Hi @Dm-,
Thanks for your message. It's great to hear that you are interested in studying here at UCLan. Our MPAS (Hons)
Physician Associate Studies programme is taught over 4 years at our Preston campus which is based in the North West of England. The campus is located right in the heart of the city offering great links with the train station being only a 10 minute walk.
Do you have any specific questions about our Preston campus and I'd be more than happy to help. 😊
Best wishes ^Sarah

How many applications you accept for the physician associate Mphas ? How much is the chance to get in ?

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by UCLan Ambassador

Hi @Dm-,
Thanks for your message. It's great to hear that you are interested in studying here at UCLan. Our MPAS (Hons)
Physician Associate Studies programme is taught over 4 years at our Preston campus which is based in the North West of England. The campus is located right in the heart of the city offering great links with the train station being only a 10 minute walk.
Do you have any specific questions about our Preston campus and I'd be more than happy to help. 😊
Best wishes ^Sarah

Is it necessary to get AAB in alevels especially chemistry, if i dont get them grades, would i still get a place, or is that unlikely

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by Anonymous

Is it necessary to get AAB in alevels especially chemistry, if i dont get them grades, would i still get a place, or is that unlikely

Hi there,

Thank you for your question about our MPAS (Hons) Physician Associate Studies programme. This programme does require applicants to have at least AAB at A2 including Chemistry a further science and an academic subject.

If you would like to discuss this further with a member of our admissions team you are welcome to email them at [email protected] or you can call them on +44 (0)1772 89 2444.

I hope this helps and do let me know if you have any questions at all. 😊

Best wishes ^Sarah

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by Jvyb

How many applications you accept for the physician associate Mphas ? How much is the chance to get in ?

Hi @Jvyb,

I have spoken to our admissions team who have confirmed that for September 2024 entry, we have 25 places on our MPAS (Hons) Physician Associate Studies programme for UK students.

I hope this helps and do let me know if you have any questions. 😊

Best wishes,
Sarah

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Anonymous #3

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by UCLan Ambassador

Hi @Jvyb,
I have spoken to our admissions team who have confirmed that for September 2024 entry, we have 25 places on our MPAS (Hons) Physician Associate Studies programme for UK students.
I hope this helps and do let me know if you have any questions. 😊
Best wishes,
Sarah

what about for 2025?

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by Anonymous

what about for 2025?

Hi there,

For September 2025 entry, we have 25 places on our MPAS (Hons) Physician Associate Studies programme for UK students.

All the best, 😊
Sarah

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That means you only have 25 places every year.

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