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How do I help show I have a passion for the subject I have chosen to study at University?
When writing a personal statement it is best to demonstrate your passion for a subject by outlining any relevant extracurricular activities or further reading you have done, rather than just expressing it th...
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What does being a doctor mean to you?
For me, being a doctor is yes about having a great interest and knowledge of human biology. Human biology is of course what first got me excited about the field of medicine and remains a keen interest of min...
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Calculate the concentration of the water in this glass.
This is quite a classic chemistry interview question for oxbridge and one that helped me understand a little bit better about how the interviewers want you to think in the exam. They will often ask something...
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Why do you want to become a doctor instead of a different healthcare professional such as a nurse?
For this question you really need to understand the differences between the roles of a doctor compared to a nurse and to know your own motivations to study Medicine. Both positions provide help and care to p...
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How should I structure my personal statement?
The structuring of a personal statement is one of the hardest steps in the process, and it's important to remember how many of them one university staff member will read at one time. To make their lives easi...
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