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Thank you so much for this, I'm starting at Liverpool this September (unless le rona has other plans for me), and this really helped ease the nerves and give me a better idea of what it's like. Thank you~! :) x
Loved this, so interesting to see how the path through medical school and becoming a junior doctor plays out - good luck on the rest of your medical school journey ✨✨✨
Thank you for the video! I interviewed for UoL Medicine years ago and was always curious about the mode of teaching there! All the best with your studies and enjoy!
Hi, great video I'm glad that you go to the University of Liverpool, I am starting there in September. I would love to meet and sit down with you to discuss what the first year is like and if you have any notes or advice you can give
Ahh I'm so glad you're finding it useful! 😊 Liverpool is actually integrated but i chose it because I wanted the structure of having lectures whilst being able to apply knowledge and learn a bit more via cases!
Very useful and informative! Just a quick question- are there any student-selected components that I can do dissection or does it have to be prosection?
Ahh I actually don't know! I think you can intercalate in micro but I don't know if Liv offers medical science like that - the website should clarify 😊
hey! i wanted to ask if you could indeed do a year abroad in medicine? I've seen it on the website but haven't seen any of the students actually talk about it :(
Hiya, I was wondering does Liverpool have an ACS COD I thinking of applying there but I’m fearful they don’t have an ACS as I can’t find any instagram page or anything?
Thank you for checking out my video💛 Liverpool do have an ACS which is growing every head so you can definitely get involved! Check out @livacs2020 on insta 😊
Hello, hopefully I get to start med school at Liverpool this September, but I just wanted to ask what kind of academic material I could be reading right now to prepare for first year and if there were any parts of first year you found especially difficult? Thanks :)
Hi! Congrats on your offer! I always say anatomy is the best thing to cover so I'd say get some anatomy flashcards and start revising; I have a video on good first year resources that you should check out! Adjusting to the volume of work can be really hard but it's something everyone finds their way to get used to 😊
Hey! If you have the choice, would you choose to go to Liverpool again? Would you say the quality of teaching is good at liverpool? How supportive is the medical school and teachers?
I would! it's such a student friendly city and the hospitals are so amazing - plus i feel like liverpool med students in general are more friendly and relaxed in comparison to the average medical student cohort 😅 older years offer a wealth of knowledge to us via societies and teaching sessions, and the lecturers on the whole are pretty approachable if you have questions!!
Currently in third year you can be placed in: Aintree, Alder Hey, Chester, Liverpool Heart and Chest, Liverpool Royal, Warrington, Southport, Arrowe Park and the Women’s ☺️ ahh good luck for starting! Let me know if I can answer any questions or anything ☺️
Hello I have a question and I would love it if you could reply to this☺️ I wanted to know if year 13 is a must and if I can get into any uni at Liverpool or uol with studying only year 11(IGCSE) and year 12 thanks♥️ great vid btw!
o k o k I’m pretty sure you must have A level or equivalent qualifications to study the vast majority of courses at most universities, definitely for medicine.
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Thank you so much for this, I'm starting at Liverpool this September (unless le rona has other plans for me), and this really helped ease the nerves and give me a better idea of what it's like. Thank you~! :) x
Hana ahh awesome!! Hopefully miss rona will have calmed down 😅😅 no problem! Feel free to message me if you have any other questions ☺️x
Loved seeing how the course is structured at uol!!
I'm glad it helped!😊
Loved this, so interesting to see how the path through medical school and becoming a junior doctor plays out - good luck on the rest of your medical school journey ✨✨✨
Thanks so much!💖
Omds finally a black medic going to liverpool i can learn from🥺
Ahhhhh yasss!! Feel free to DM me with any questions you might have!🤩
Thank you for the video! I interviewed for UoL Medicine years ago and was always curious about the mode of teaching there! All the best with your studies and enjoy!
Ahh amazing! Hopefully it went really well 🤗 thanks so much- good luck for hearing back!💛
loved this vid!! hopefully will be joining in sept so this was super helpful :)
I’m so glad it helped!💖
Thank you so much for this video! It was very informative and a great overview. Good luck with your medical journey ahead.
No problem! Thanks so much- same to you!☺️✨
Hi, great video I'm glad that you go to the University of Liverpool, I am starting there in September. I would love to meet and sit down with you to discuss what the first year is like and if you have any notes or advice you can give
Thanks so much! Yeah sure- feel free to shoot me a DM on my insta ☺️
So glad I found your channel it's so informative! Quick question what made you pick PBL over integrated?
Ahh I'm so glad you're finding it useful! 😊 Liverpool is actually integrated but i chose it because I wanted the structure of having lectures whilst being able to apply knowledge and learn a bit more via cases!
Love it!! ☺️❤️
Ahh thank you! Let me know if you want to see any other videos from me ☺️🎊
Hey how often did you do the ‘doctory stuff’ in first year 🤣 thinking of firming Liverpool
Is Liverpool uni diverse ? Is there a large black community there ? I’m from Nigeria and really would like to attend a diverse uni ?
It’s definitely not as diverse as midlands/London universities but of the unis in the north I’d say it was quite diverse ☺️
Are there many black people at the medical school in Liverpool and in Liverpool, generally?
If so what countries do they originate from?
Not many but the number increases definitely each year! of the small number of black students, West Africa is very well represented
Very useful and informative! Just a quick question- are there any student-selected components that I can do dissection or does it have to be prosection?
Do they provide any kind of funded scholarship in this university for 2024
If I want to get this chance what should I do I hope that you could help me
Can I study microbiology and medical science together in uol
Ahh I actually don't know! I think you can intercalate in micro but I don't know if Liv offers medical science like that - the website should clarify 😊
hey! i wanted to ask if you could indeed do a year abroad in medicine? I've seen it on the website but haven't seen any of the students actually talk about it :(
whicb accomodation did you live in 1st year?
Hiya, I was wondering does Liverpool have an ACS COD I thinking of applying there but I’m fearful they don’t have an ACS as I can’t find any instagram page or anything?
Thank you for checking out my video💛 Liverpool do have an ACS which is growing every head so you can definitely get involved! Check out @livacs2020 on insta 😊
Hello, hopefully I get to start med school at Liverpool this September, but I just wanted to ask what kind of academic material I could be reading right now to prepare for first year and if there were any parts of first year you found especially difficult? Thanks :)
Hi! Congrats on your offer! I always say anatomy is the best thing to cover so I'd say get some anatomy flashcards and start revising; I have a video on good first year resources that you should check out!
Adjusting to the volume of work can be really hard but it's something everyone finds their way to get used to 😊
Hey! If you have the choice, would you choose to go to Liverpool again? Would you say the quality of teaching is good at liverpool? How supportive is the medical school and teachers?
I would! it's such a student friendly city and the hospitals are so amazing - plus i feel like liverpool med students in general are more friendly and relaxed in comparison to the average medical student cohort 😅 older years offer a wealth of knowledge to us via societies and teaching sessions, and the lecturers on the whole are pretty approachable if you have questions!!
Hii thank you so much for this informative video
Currently in third year you can be placed in: Aintree, Alder Hey, Chester, Liverpool Heart and Chest, Liverpool Royal, Warrington, Southport, Arrowe Park and the Women’s ☺️ ahh good luck for starting! Let me know if I can answer any questions or anything ☺️
Which country are you from?
First
Love this video ❤️ also what UCAT score is required for 2020 entry?
Thank you so much! 💛 I’m afraid I wouldn’t know! I’d say just try and score as highly as possible ☺️
@@tonitalks Hi, thanks for your great video! May I ask what you got on your UCAT exam in order to get into Liverpool? :)
Hello I have a question and I would love it if you could reply to this☺️ I wanted to know if year 13 is a must and if I can get into any uni at Liverpool or uol with studying only year 11(IGCSE) and year 12 thanks♥️ great vid btw!
o k o k I’m pretty sure you must have A level or equivalent qualifications to study the vast majority of courses at most universities, definitely for medicine.
Yeah like Valrix has said you’d need Level 3 qualifications (like A levels or the IB) ☺️ and thank you so much 💛
@@H_Malik_RL Thank you soo much for the info!
@@tonitalks Thank you soo much for replying and for the info it really helped 💙
o k o k no problem!💛
Can your elective be done in your country of choice or is it only certain countries you can go to?
I think as long as your med school approve it and the term dates line up it can be anywhere!
@@tonitalks thank you!