Getting Into Medical School 2009 entry

To have a realistic chance of getting into medical school, applicants have to pull out all the stops. This is where Getting into Medical School can help. It offers unparalleled advice and information on each stage of the application procedure including:

• Choosing the right subjects at A level
• Deciding where to study medicine
• Admission policies, entry requirements and statistics
• The mechanics of the UCAS process (including filling in the application and writing the personal statement)
• The personal qualities and academic achievements admission tutors look for
• Making a non-standard application eg Mature students and graduates
• Succeeding at interviews (including mock interview questions and information on current medical issues to be aware of)
• What to do with good grades but no offer, or an offer but disappointing grades
• Updated information on the BMAT and UKCAT

The Getting into guides aim to give would-be students a head start when applying for highly competitive undergraduate courses and universities. Written by acknowledged experts in a clear and concise format, they offer applicants straightforward, practical advice on how to secure a place on the course of their choice. Each title in the series provides an honest view of what it's like to study the subject, detailed advice on choosing the right university or college and guidance on the application procedure.

Also including top tips on how to shine at your interview and information on any current issues you need to be aware of, these guides take students through the whole process, even providing advice on what to do if you don't get the right grades. Sponsored by MPW, education specialists, these guides are popular with students and professionals alike for their sensible and insightful advice.

‘An excellent and highly readable, well researched book that should prove invaluable to any potential medical student' Phoenix