Science Tutors : 1-1 Science Preparation

Hi ! My name is Ella and i’m currently a vet student at The Royal Veterinary College, London. I previously studied the gateway to Veterinary medicine course at RVC so have had an extra year of learning and experience at the university. Although I can understand and have been through the stress and anxiety of applying to vet school, I want to help and allow you to turn that around and really enjoy and get the most out of your interviews and application the same way I did ! I also used medic mind to be able to achieve where I am today and since then have helped others with their vet application so know all the tips and tricks to help you get into the university you want. In relevance to the veterinary medicine application process, I have worked very hard and did most of the research of the application process myself. With my experience I want to give everyone who wants and deserves it the opportunity to study veterinary medicine.

Hello! My name is Anusha, and I am a 2nd Year Graduate Entry Medical Student at Swansea University. I have also completed a degree in Population Health and Medical Sciences, so I have a good knowledge of public health issues and a solid grounding in Biology.

When I applied the first time, I received interviews for Undergraduate Medicine at Sheffield, Southampton, Bristol and Plymouth, and offers at Sheffield, Southampton and Plymouth. When I applied for Graduate Entry Medicine, I received interviews from Swansea and Nottingham (Grad Entry) and finally chose Swansea as my Medical School!

I have good experience with the UCAT and the GAMSAT, and in the GAMSAT I scored high enough to secure two interviews at highly competitive graduate medical schools, so I have a wealth of tips and tricks for these exams. I have been tutoring for over a year now, and my students have come out with great results.

During my spare time, I like to partake in Dance and Painting, both of which have helped me in maintaining a work life balance.

Hi, I’m Georgia. I have finished my second year studying law at Queens’ College Cambridge. I took A-Levels in Physics, History and Economics, as well as studying Maths to AS-Level. I am part of the Cambridge University Law Society, the Queens’ Bench Law Society and the Cambridge University Arbitration Society, as well as the Astronomy Society. I have recently helped out at the Queens’ College open days and met many future law applicants. I found it very fulfilling to help potential Queens’ students with their questions about personal statements, the application process and the LNAT. I also love to practise speaking French with my family, and I am joining a languages school to learn German this September. Outside of studying I love playing tennis, cycling, travelling, reading and editing videos!

I am currently an MSc Physics student with interests to pursue academia and research. Previously, I studied BSc Natural Sciences (specialising in Physics and Mathematics) at UCL. Coming from an interdisciplinary degree, I have been able to appreciate the interconnectedness of the varying sciences and mathematics. I have had tutoring experience with Medic Mind over the past 3 years, with a particular focus on teaching GCSE and A-Level Sciences and Mathematics. I aim to provide the quality of teaching tailored to a specific student, with an emphasis on their concerns and demands for their academic progress. My proficiency in the subjects I teach is also reflected in my completion of GCSE Sciences by Year 10. I have also co-edited tutorials and books for Medic Mind, and so I am equipped in teaching the content we deliver.

Hi, I’m a first-year student at UCL, reading Medicine. I’ve taken the UCAT and BMAT entry exams (details of which you can see on my profile). I’ve tutored a range of age groups and abilities, and provide coaching tailored to your needs.

My personal statement granted me medical interviews with all 4 universities, and I have carefully analysed what makes a successful personal statement and interview- to back this up, I received a reduced offer from Southampton Med school due to interview performance.

I strongly believe that every applicant has an edge that just needs to be developed/marketed correctly;

Maybe you have completed a range of hospital placements- however, can you effectively express what you learned from the doctor’s behavior (as opposed to listing and name-dropping)?

Maybe your experience is limited to non-medical backgrounds (part-time jobs as tutors, cashiers)- how will you use this to prove that you have developed the skills necessary to become a doctor in the same manner as medical work experience?

Are you an older applicant- how will you use your age and various experiences to shape your profile during an interview?

These are all questions you should be asking yourselves, and I am excited to help you guys along the way!