Medical university admissions

Medical University Admissions

One of the most difficult disciplines to study is medicine; in addition, it is also a highly competitive field where only 25% of applicants are able to acquire admission within the UK. In the US, only 5.5% of applicants are able to enter a medical school. As a result, it is extremely difficult for any foreign student to successfully acquire admission into a medical school; this makes it imperative to plan your admission well in advance in order to have a successful outcome.

Therefore, we start early with our applicants; in this case, it begins with selecting the right choices during A-levels; thus, we begin planning from this time so that the student is able
to choose the right classes to improve their chances in entering a medical school. We have a litany of experience in helping foreign students prepare for admission into the medical field; our experts provide updated and accurate knowledge about the various best universities that can establish a successful career of an individual. We help in every aspect of the process including developing a strong personal statement and helping prepare
for the interview.

Our team is filled with specialists who can help you with all your needs; for instance, we have consultants who are able to speak Russian from some of the best medical universities; some of our specialists include an Imperial College London graduate and a practicing physician working for the NHS (National Health Service) in the UK.

Here are some of the main highlights to start our journey to medical school:

There are a number of potential schools with a good reputation which can be considered. To have a high chance at entering a medical school, it is our recommendation to consider A-levels instead of IB.
To succeed in entering a medical university within the UK, Canada, or the US, a student has to acquire a bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Science. The student also has to pass the MCAT (Medical College Admission Test).
It is also important to have a strong level of English language proficiency. There are a number of universities in Europe whose diplomas are recognized for this purpose. Regardless, passing A-levels is still a requirement.

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Stages of admission

Payments
Discussing the wishes of the parents
Choosing from a list of potential universities
Developing a personal statement, helping processing recommendations, and preparing for interviews
Acquiring guardianship services if requested

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Payments
Discussing the wishes of the parents
Choosing from a list of potential universities
Developing a personal statement, helping processing recommendations, and preparing for interviews
Acquiring guardianship services if requested