text: Medicine interviews preparation 2018 entry - Page 2 - The Student Room
  Thanks, it's just I put in so much work I just wish they like accept me ASAP so I can stop thinking about it. Honestly its fine if they would reject me but at least I would know the decision. (but hopefully not rejected)
  I understand and I wish you luck.
  Nottingham I believe will start sending invites out towards the end of this month.
  I also applied to Southampton and UEA and both are usually quite late processing applications whilst my other 2 Birmingham and Leicester are usually the fastest.
  Thanks and best of luck to you too. If I get an offer I'll post it here and you all do too. If I get rejected I'll post too cuz why not.
  Not at all. What's more likely is that they only sent out he first batch. Like what's been said, don't lose hope!
  Hang on a second, why's this thread under Lancaster University?
  18-11-2017 23:08
  guys have I bought the wrong book? it's the ISC 'a comprehensive guide to ct, St & registrar interview skills'
  I can't find another isc medical interview book so I thought it was this one but the more I read it the more I feel like it's preparing me for a different interview??? like it asks for
  https://www.bookdepository.com/Medic.../9781905812059
  Yes, wrong book. This is the one you want:
  https://www.amazon.co.uk/Medical-Int.../dp/1905812051
  Too far for me to go 
  What's your first choice uni?
  I like all of my choices really but only slightly prefer Leicester and Southampton.
  If I'm lucky enough to get more than one offer then I might have sleepless nights choosing 
  I have 3 interviews lined up so far, Leicester, UEA and Birmingham. wbu?
  Yeah I quite like Southampton. Pity they only start handing out interviews after Christmas.
  So far I have got a cardiff interview just waiting on my other Unis
  That's great and good luck
  I believe we will hear from Southampton around mid December. First interviews 1st February
  rem110892
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  Hi folks, good luck with all your applications.
  I have applied to return to uni next yr to study medicine, having completed my first degree in pharmacy and I currently practice as a pharmacist in a community retail environment (crazy I know).
  Will this fact count against me or could I turn this into a positive aspect of my application? After all, this is a healthcare related profession and I'm hoping some of the skills I have learnt could be transferable to working as a doctor.
  Last edited by rem110892; 29-11-2017 at 11:04.
  No in fact it should enhance your application as it shows determination and persistence.
  (Original post by chrismaster010)
  I'm going to the MedScore graduate/undergraduate Panel/mmi crash course in Leeds. They're running a full MMI circus and Panel mock Interview  they're basicall half the price you would normally pay£65. I personally don't have over £100 to spend. I was watching their live video on Instagram yesterday, they had an F2 Doctor and 2 4rth yr Medical students talking about the nhs Interview questions. Check it out before it disappears. Good luck everyone
  ...Interesting that all 5 posts made by this account has been in promoting this course in different threads...