Keele University School of Medicine runs the five-year MBChB (A100) alongside a health foundation year (A104), with a strong reputation for student support and community-based teaching in Staffordshire. Keele is genuinely unusual in one respect that almost no other UK medical school shares: it scores your personal statement. Home applicants are ranked on a combination
The University of Nottingham School of Medicine runs the five-year BMBS (A100) with around 280 Home places plus 25 Overseas, and a curriculum that includes an integrated BMedSci. Nottingham publishes one of the clearest points models in the UK: applicants are ranked on a combined score out of 82 — GCSEs up to 32 points,
City St George’s, University of London — formed by the merger of St George’s with City, University of London — runs the five-year MBBS (A100) from its Tooting campus, uniquely co-located with a major teaching hospital (St George’s Hospital). St George’s has two features worth knowing before you apply. Its UCAT requirement is section-based rather
The University of Exeter Medical School runs the five-year BMBS (A100) across its St Luke’s and Truro campuses, with a small cohort of around 180 places and a problem-based learning curriculum. Exeter’s selection model is the most academically weighted of any major UK medical school. Applicants receive an Exeter Score weighted 75% academic achievement and
Hull York Medical School (HYMS) is a joint venture between the Universities of Hull and York, running the five-year MBBS (A100) with a strong emphasis on community and regional healthcare across Yorkshire and the Humber. HYMS uses a transparent points-based ranking model: applicants meeting the minimum academic requirements are given an academic score based on
The University of Sheffield Medical School runs the five-year MBChB (A100) with around 273 Home places plus 18 Overseas, alongside a widening-access graduate programme (A101). Sheffield is one of the very few Russell Group medical schools to publish a fixed minimum UCAT threshold — 1,800 out of 2,700 for 2027 entry. That is a hard
Leicester Medical School runs the five-year MBChB (A100) with a selection model that is refreshingly easy to plan around: applicants are ranked for interview on a single score out of 96, built from two equal halves — UCAT (up to 48 points) and GCSEs (up to 48 points). That 50/50 split is the defining feature.
Newcastle University School of Medicine runs the five-year MB BS (A100) — and it does something almost no other UK medical school does: it publishes the exact arithmetic of its selection process. Newcastle scores your qualifications out of 40 and your UCAT out of 60, ranks every applicant on the combined total out of 100,
Norwich Medical School at the University of East Anglia runs the five-year MBBS (A100) with an annual intake of around 180 students, taught alongside the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital. UEA is a genuinely attractive option for applicants with strong GCSEs and a mid-range UCAT: it has historically lower UCAT thresholds than most UK medical
Cardiff University School of Medicine runs the five-year MBBCh (A100) with around 300 Home places plus 22 Overseas — and a selection model unlike almost any other UK medical school. Cardiff is GCSE-led, not UCAT-led. Your best nine GCSEs are scored out of 27 points, and that score is the primary filter. The UCAT is
The University of Glasgow School of Medicine runs the five-year MBChB (A100) — one of Scotland’s largest medical intakes, with around 400 places. Two features define a Glasgow application. First, Glasgow uses the UCAT as its primary selection tool for interview, so a strong cognitive score is what secures your place at the table. Second
The University of Liverpool School of Medicine — one of the original redbrick medical schools, founded in 1881 — runs the five-year MBChB (A100) with around 280 Home places plus 30 Overseas. Liverpool’s process is one of the most transparent and dual-gated in the UK: you must clear both a GCSE points threshold and a
UCL Medical School is one of the most competitive in the UK — Top 10 globally for Medicine, based in Bloomsbury with placements at UCH, the Royal Free and the Whittington. The MBBS BSc (A100) is a six-year programme with a compulsory intercalated BSc in Year 3. The single most important thing to understand about
The University of Manchester runs one of the largest medical schools in the UK — around 390 Home places plus 30 Overseas on the five-year MBChB (A106), with roughly 7 applicants per place. Manchester’s selection is distinctive in two ways. It sets a genuinely high GCSE bar (seven GCSEs at grade 7+), and it applies
The University of Leeds School of Medicine runs one of the larger MBChB cohorts in the UK — around 250 Home places plus 24 Overseas on the five-year Medicine and Surgery (A100). Leeds is genuinely different from most UCAT-led schools in one important respect: it combines your academic score and UCAT into a single ranking
Bristol Medical School is one of the most searched-for medical schools in the UK — and one of the most transparently UCAT-driven. Once you clear Bristol’s academic minimums, shortlisting for interview is ranked almost entirely on your UCAT cognitive score, which makes Bristol a genuinely strategic choice if your test performance is strong. This UCATScore
Imperial College London Medicine (A100) is a six-year MBBS/BSc taught at South Kensington and Charing Cross, and one of the most competitive courses in the world. Imperial’s minimum entry standard is A*AA including Biology and Chemistry. Imperial does something almost no other UK medical school does: it publishes its exact UCAT threshold — and a
Oxford Medicine is among the most competitive and prestigious medical programmes in the world — ranked number one globally by Times Higher Education for clinical, pre-clinical and health sciences. If you are serious about becoming a doctor and want to understand exactly what it takes to secure a place, this guide covers every requirement in
King’s College London (KCL) School of Medicine is one of the UK’s most prestigious and competitive medical schools, consistently ranked among the world’s top institutions for medicine. Based in the heart of London, KCL trains its students at three world-renowned teaching hospitals — Guy’s, King’s College and St Thomas’ — giving exceptional early and diverse
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Cambridge Medicine sits at the very top of UK medical education — ranked 1st in the UK for Medicine by the Complete University Guide 2026, with roughly five applicants for every place and only around 80 candidates interviewed at some colleges. This guide walks you through everything you actually need to get in for 2026
Medicine at Aston Medical School is a 5-year MBChB (UCAS A100) taught in Birmingham. Aston is unusually clear about what it uses to rank you: achieved qualifications (usually GCSEs) and your UCAT total decide interview invitations, the SJT band is not used in ranking, and A-level predicted grades are not scored at any stage (though
Medicine at Anglia Ruskin University (ARU) is a 5-year MBChB (UCAS A100) based at the School of Medicine in Chelmsford, with placements running through all five years. Two things catch applicants out: ARU requires Home fee status at the point of application (the course is UK-only for eligibility), and ARU uses the UCAT to shortlist
Applying to Medicine at the University of Aberdeen means navigating more than just grades: you’ll face academic thresholds, the UCAT, a modified MMI, and widening-access options that can change what a realistic offer looks like for you. Aberdeen assesses applicants across academic and non-academic requirements, and the admissions test is required. This UCATScore guide summarises
If you’re searching for QMUL medicine entry requirements or Queen Mary entry requirements medicine, you usually want three things: the grades you need, how the UCAT is used, and how competitive the course is. This UCATScore guide covers all three for the MBBS Medicine (A100) at Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry,
At Birmingham Medical School, the selection process is transparent and heavily score-based for Home applicants: you’re ranked for interview using a combined score built from GCSEs (45%), UCAT (40%) and a contextual element (15%). The UCAT is required in your year of application, and there is no fixed UCAT cut-off — Birmingham ranks UCAT by
Graduate entry dentistry in the UK is a shortened Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) route open only to applicants who already hold a degree. For 2027 entry the Dental Schools Council records exactly four such courses — and knowing which they are (and which will accept your degree) is the essential starting point. The four
King’s College London runs two graduate-entry dentistry routes — more than any other UK dental school. The Graduate/Professional Entry Programme (GPEP, A202) is a four-year BDS for bioscience graduates, and the A204 is a three-year BDS reserved for qualified, GMC-registered doctors — the only course of its kind in the UK. The A202 requires a
The University of Aberdeen’s Institute of Dentistry runs the only graduate-entry BDS in Scotland — a four-year accelerated A201 programme for graduates with a good honours degree in biosciences or an allied health profession. Aberdeen is graduate-only for dentistry: there is no school-leaver route. Entry centres on a 1st or 2:1 degree in an approved
The University of Lancashire (formerly UCLan) School of Dentistry in Preston runs one of the most distinctive routes into the profession: a four-year graduate-entry Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS, A202) for graduates who already hold a 2:1 in a biomedical discipline. There is no school-leaver route — this is a graduate-only dental school. UCLan has
Bangor University’s North Wales Medical School runs a four-year Graduate Entry Medicine (A101, BMBS) — delivered as the C21 North Wales programme in partnership with Cardiff University School of Medicine, entirely based in North Wales. It’s designed to train doctors for Wales. Like Cardiff’s graduate route, Bangor A101 is a feeder-stream programme: it’s open to
An important clarification: Buckingham does NOT run a separate Graduate Entry Medicine programme — but its MBChB welcomes graduate applicants, and it’s one of the very few UK medical schools that doesn’t require the UCAT or GAMSAT. The University of Buckingham is a private medical school running a 4.5-year MBChB. Instead of the UCAT or
An important clarification: Edinburgh does NOT run a dedicated four-year Graduate Entry Medicine programme. Graduates apply via the standard six-year A100 MBChB (which includes a compulsory intercalated year), alongside school-leavers and other applicants. So if you’re a graduate targeting Edinburgh, this is your route: meet Edinburgh’s A100 academic requirements, sit the UCAT, and — importantly
An important clarification: Leeds does NOT run a dedicated four-year Graduate Entry Medicine programme. Graduates apply via the standard five-year A100 MBChB, alongside school-leavers and other applicants. So if you’re a graduate targeting Leeds, this is your route: meet Leeds’s A100 academic requirements (AAA including Chemistry and Biology), sit the UCAT, and perform at Leeds’s
The Pears Cumbria School of Medicine — a new four-year Graduate Entry Medicine (A102) launched in 2023 as a collaboration between the University of Cumbria and Imperial College London — is one of the most accessible GEM routes in the UK. Students graduate as doctors of medicine from Imperial College London. Its defining feature: to
Ulster University runs a four-year Graduate Entry Medicine (A101) at its Magee campus in Derry~Londonderry — Northern Ireland’s newer graduate-entry route, designed to help address the region’s medical workforce needs. It’s a GAMSAT programme. Entry centres on a 2:1 in a life-science subject, the GAMSAT, and Ulster’s selection process. With around 30 places, Ulster GEM
An important clarification: Exeter does NOT run a dedicated four-year Graduate Entry Medicine programme. Graduates apply via the standard five-year A100 BMBS, and Exeter also runs an internal BSc-to-medicine transfer scheme for its own students. So if you’re a graduate targeting Exeter, this is your route: meet Exeter’s A100 academic requirements and sit the UCAT
An important clarification: Glasgow does NOT run a dedicated four-year Graduate Entry Medicine programme. Graduates apply via the standard five-year A100 MBChB, meeting a specific graduate route. So if you’re a graduate targeting Glasgow, this is your route: a 2:1 in a relevant science degree obtained within 7 years, the UCAT, and Glasgow’s panel interview.
An important clarification: Keele does NOT run a dedicated four-year Graduate Entry Medicine programme. Keele welcomes graduate applicants to the standard five-year A100 MBChB, via a specific graduate route. So if you’re a graduate targeting Keele, this is your route: a first or 2:1 in any discipline plus A-levels (BBB including Biology or Chemistry) —
An important clarification: Birmingham has discontinued its dedicated graduate-entry course. Graduates now apply via the standard five-year A100 MBChB, meeting a specific graduate route. So if you’re a graduate targeting Birmingham, this is your route: a first-class or 2:1 degree in any subject, plus typically A-levels of ABB including Chemistry and a second science, the
An important clarification: Bristol does NOT run a dedicated four-year Graduate Entry Medicine programme. Graduates apply via the standard five-year A100 MBChB, alongside school-leavers and other applicants. So if you’re a graduate targeting Bristol, this is your route: meet Bristol’s A100 academic requirements, sit the UCAT (which Bristol weights heavily), and perform at the MMI.
An important clarification: Leicester does NOT run a dedicated four-year Graduate Entry Medicine programme. Graduates apply via the standard five-year A100 MBChB, meeting a specific graduate route with degree plus A-level requirements. So if you’re a graduate targeting Leicester, this is your route: a 2:1 in any discipline plus A-levels of BBB/ABC including a grade
The University of Plymouth’s Peninsula Medical School runs a four-year accelerated Graduate Entry Medicine (A101) — a GAMSAT-led route open to graduates of any discipline. Plymouth is a well-established GAMSAT school in the South West. Entry centres on a 2:1 degree in any subject, the GAMSAT, and Plymouth’s MMI. As with Plymouth’s undergraduate medicine, the
ScotGEM is a distinctive four-year Graduate Entry Medicine programme run jointly by the University of St Andrews and the University of Dundee — Scotland’s dedicated graduate-entry route, designed to train doctors for careers in Scotland, particularly in rural and remote generalist medicine. Entry centres on a 2:1 degree in any subject, the GAMSAT, and ScotGEM’s
The University of Sheffield runs a four-year Graduate Entry Medicine MBChB (A101) — an accelerated route with a strong widening-participation focus and only around 15 places. Sheffield GEM students bypass Year 1 of the standard five-year A100, joining the standard cohort from Year 2. Entry centres on a 2:1 or first-class degree in an appropriate
The University of Southampton runs a four-year accelerated Graduate Entry Medicine (BM4, A101) — an accelerated route for graduates that bypasses Year 1 of the standard five-year BM5. It’s open to graduates of any discipline, with no A-level requirement. Entry centres on a 2:1 degree in any subject, four GCSEs (including English, Maths and science),
The University of East Anglia (UEA), through Norwich Medical School, runs a four-year Graduate Entry Medicine MBBS (A104) open to graduates of any discipline. It’s primarily a GAMSAT programme, with a UCAT route for recent biomedical graduates. Entry centres on a 2:1 degree in any subject (a 2:2 is not accepted, even with a postgraduate
Cardiff University runs a four-year accelerated Graduate Entry Medicine (A101) — but it’s one of the most restricted GEM routes in the UK. Cardiff A101 is open only to graduates (or final-year students) of four named science feeder-degree streams, and is specifically designed to train doctors for Wales. This is the single most important thing
The University of Cambridge runs a dedicated four-year Graduate Course in Medicine (A101) at its School of Clinical Medicine — one of the most academically demanding and prestigious graduate-entry routes in the world. Cambridge is ranked number one in the UK for Medicine (Complete University Guide 2026). Cambridge’s A101 is distinctive: it welcomes graduates from
Imperial College London — one of the world’s leading science-intensive universities — offers a Graduate Entry Programme (GEP) in medicine, an accelerated route for science graduates. Imperial also allows graduates to apply to the standard six-year A100 (with the BSc in Year 4). Imperial’s GEP is a science-led, research-intensive route. Entry centres on a strong
King’s College London runs a four-year accelerated Graduate/Professional Entry MBBS (A102) — a fast-track route for bioscience graduates. It is one of the more restrictive GEM routes on degree subject, and it is only open to Home fee status applicants. Entry centres on a 2:1 in a bioscience subject containing both Biology and Chemistry content,
The University of Oxford’s four-year accelerated Graduate Entry Medicine (A101, BMBCh4) is one of the most selective graduate routes into medicine in the UK, with only around 30 places. It condenses Oxford’s rigorous scientific approach into an intensive four-year structure. Oxford A101 is restricted to science graduates: only those with a 2:1 or above in
Queen Mary University of London — home to Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry — runs a four-year accelerated Graduate Entry Medicine MBBS (A101) at its Whitechapel Campus. It’s a fast-track into one of the UK’s top medical schools, underpinned by Barts’ world-leading research. Entry centres on a 2:1 in a Molecular
An important clarification up front: UCL does NOT run a separate four-year Graduate Entry Medicine (GEM) programme. Graduates apply via the same A100 MBBS BSc route as undergraduates — but UK degree-holders are exempt from the intercalated BSc (Year 3), completing the course in 5 years instead of 6. So if you’re a graduate targeting
The University of Liverpool runs a four-year accelerated Graduate Entry Medicine programme (A101, GEP). Its first year covers what is typically covered in the first two years of the standard five-year A100 programme, before graduate students join the main cohort. Entry centres on a strong degree, the UCAT (with Liverpool’s hard rule that an SJT
The University of Manchester — the UK’s largest medical school and the biggest provider of healthcare graduates to the NHS in North West England — offers a four-year accelerated Graduate Entry Medicine MBChB (A101) for graduates in the life sciences or health professions. Entry centres on a 2:1 in a life-sciences or health-professions degree, the
The University of Nottingham runs a four-year accelerated Graduate Entry Medicine BMBS (A101) — one of the larger GEM programmes in the UK, with around 93 places. Nottingham is open to graduates of any discipline. There’s a crucial change to be aware of: Nottingham is moving from the GAMSAT to the UCAT between the 2026
The University of Chester’s Chester Medical School — one of the UK’s newest (first cohort September 2024) — offers a four-year accelerated Graduate Entry Medicine MBChB (A101) taught through Case-Based Learning. Chester is graduate-entry only: there is no school-leaver A100 route. Chester’s standout feature is flexibility on the admissions test: it accepts the UCAT, GAMSAT
Newcastle University offers a four-year Accelerated MBBS (A101) — a Graduate Entry Medicine programme for graduates of any discipline — alongside its standard five-year A100 (open to graduates too). The A101 is UCAT-based, and Newcastle is known for one of the highest UCAT bars in graduate entry. Entry centres on a 2:1 degree in any
St George’s, University of London (now part of City St George’s) runs one of the UK’s longest-established four-year Graduate Entry Medicine (A101) programmes — a GAMSAT-led course open to graduates of any discipline, with around 70 places. St George’s is a natural home for non-science graduates and career-changers: entry centres on a 2:1 in any
The University of Surrey offers a four-year accelerated Graduate Entry Medicine BMBS (A101). Surrey has a distinctive dual-test model: you can apply via the GAMSAT with a degree in any subject, or via the UCAT with a specified science degree — giving two routes in depending on your background. Entry centres on a 2:1 degree,
Swansea University Medical School runs one of the UK’s largest Graduate Entry Medicine (GEM) MBBCh (A101) programmes — a four-year accelerated course open to graduates of any discipline, with no science A-level required. Swansea is a GAMSAT-led school, which makes it a natural home for non-science graduates and career-changers. Entry centres on a 2:1 degree
The University of Worcester’s Three Counties Medical School (TCMS) runs a four-year accelerated Graduate Entry MBChB open to graduates of any discipline. It’s one of the newer GEM programmes and offers valuable flexibility: it accepts either the UCAT or the GAMSAT. Entry centres on a 2:1 degree in any subject, a qualifying UCAT or GAMSAT
Warwick Medical School runs the largest dedicated Graduate Entry Medicine (GEM) programme in the UK — a four-year accelerated MB ChB (A101) designed exclusively for graduates of any discipline. Warwick does not offer a school-leaver course at all, so everyone on this programme is a graduate. The Warwick GEM entry requirements centre on four things:
Your Manchester dentistry personal statement is your chance to show why you belong on University of Manchester’s Dentistry (BDS) — in your own words. This UCATScore guide explains exactly how Manchester uses the personal statement, how to write each of the three UCAS questions for 2026/2027 entry, and includes a full worked example, a template
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Your Cardiff dentistry personal statement is your chance to show why you belong on Cardiff University’s Dentistry (BDS) — in your own words. This UCATScore guide explains exactly how Cardiff uses the personal statement, how to write each of the three UCAS questions for 2026/2027 entry, and includes a full worked example, a template and
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Your Dundee dentistry personal statement is your chance to show why you belong on University of Dundee’s Dentistry (BDS) — in your own words. This UCATScore guide explains exactly how Dundee uses the personal statement, how to write each of the three UCAS questions for 2026/2027 entry, and includes a full worked example, a template
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Your Glasgow dentistry personal statement is your chance to show why you belong on University of Glasgow’s Dentistry (BDS) — in your own words. This UCATScore guide explains exactly how Glasgow uses the personal statement, how to write each of the three UCAS questions for 2026/2027 entry, and includes a full worked example, a template
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Your Leeds dentistry personal statement is your chance to show why you belong on University of Leeds’s Dentistry (BChD) — in your own words. This UCATScore guide explains exactly how Leeds uses the personal statement, how to write each of the three UCAS questions for 2026/2027 entry, and includes a full worked example, a template
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Your Liverpool dentistry personal statement is your chance to show why you belong on University of Liverpool’s Dentistry (BDS) — in your own words. This UCATScore guide explains exactly how Liverpool uses the personal statement, how to write each of the three UCAS questions for 2026/2027 entry, and includes a full worked example, a template
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Your Newcastle dentistry personal statement is your chance to show why you belong on Newcastle University’s Dentistry (BDS) — in your own words. This UCATScore guide explains exactly how Newcastle uses the personal statement, how to write each of the three UCAS questions for 2026/2027 entry, and includes a full worked example, a template and
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Your Plymouth dentistry personal statement is your chance to show why you belong on University of Plymouth (Peninsula Dental School)’s Dentistry (BDS) — in your own words. This UCATScore guide explains exactly how Plymouth uses the personal statement, how to write each of the three UCAS questions for 2026/2027 entry, and includes a full worked
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Your UCLan (Preston) dentistry personal statement is your chance to show why you belong on University of Central Lancashire (UCLan)’s Graduate-Entry Dentistry (BDS) — in your own words. This UCATScore guide explains exactly how UCLan (Preston) uses the personal statement, how to write each of the three UCAS questions for 2026/2027 entry, and includes a
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Your Queen’s Belfast dentistry personal statement is your chance to show why you belong on Queen’s University Belfast’s Dentistry (BDS, A200) — in your own words. This UCATScore guide explains exactly how Queen’s Belfast uses the personal statement, how to write each of the three UCAS questions for 2026/2027 entry, and includes a full worked
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Your King’s (KCL) dentistry personal statement is your chance to show why you belong on King’s College London (KCL)’s Dentistry (BDS) — in your own words. This UCATScore guide explains exactly how King’s (KCL) uses the personal statement, how to write each of the three UCAS questions for 2026/2027 entry, and includes a full worked
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Your Sheffield dentistry personal statement is your chance to show why you belong on University of Sheffield’s Dentistry (BDS) — in your own words. This UCATScore guide explains exactly how Sheffield uses the personal statement, how to write each of the three UCAS questions for 2026/2027 entry, and includes a full worked example, a template
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Your Bristol dentistry personal statement is your chance to show why you belong on University of Bristol’s Dentistry (BDS) — in your own words. This UCATScore guide explains exactly how Bristol uses the personal statement, how to write each of the three UCAS questions for 2026/2027 entry, and includes a full worked example, a template
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Your Aberdeen dentistry personal statement is your chance to show why you belong on University of Aberdeen’s Dentistry (BDS, A201) — in your own words. This UCATScore guide explains exactly how Aberdeen uses the personal statement, how to write each of the three UCAS questions for 2026/2027 entry, and includes a full worked example, a
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Your Queen Mary (Barts) dentistry personal statement is your chance to show why you belong on Queen Mary University of London (Barts)’s Dentistry (BDS) — in your own words. This UCATScore guide explains exactly how Queen Mary (Barts) uses the personal statement, how to write each of the three UCAS questions for 2026/2027 entry, and
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Your Birmingham dentistry personal statement is your chance to show why you belong on University of Birmingham’s Dentistry (BDS) — in your own words. This UCATScore guide explains exactly how Birmingham uses the personal statement, how to write each of the three UCAS questions for 2026/2027 entry, and includes a full worked example, a template
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Your Plymouth medicine personal statement is your chance to show why you belong on University of Plymouth (Peninsula Medical School)’s Medicine (BMBS) — in your own words. This UCATScore guide explains exactly how Plymouth uses the personal statement, how to write each of the three UCAS questions for 2026/2027 entry, and includes a full worked
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Your Queen’s Belfast medicine personal statement is your chance to show why you belong on Queen’s University Belfast’s Medicine (MBBCh BAO) — in your own words. This UCATScore guide explains exactly how Queen’s Belfast uses the personal statement, how to write each of the three UCAS questions for 2026/2027 entry, and includes a full worked
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Your Swansea medicine personal statement is your chance to show why you belong on Swansea University’s Graduate Entry Medicine (MBBCh, A101) — in your own words. This UCATScore guide explains exactly how Swansea uses the personal statement, how to write each of the three UCAS questions for 2026/2027 entry, and includes a full worked example,
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Your Worcester medicine personal statement is your chance to show why you belong on University of Worcester (Three Counties Medical School)’s Graduate Entry Medicine (MBChB, A101) — in your own words. This UCATScore guide explains exactly how Worcester uses the personal statement, how to write each of the three UCAS questions for 2026/2027 entry, and
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Your Surrey medicine personal statement is your chance to show why you belong on University of Surrey’s Medicine (BMBS) — in your own words. This UCATScore guide explains exactly how Surrey uses the personal statement, how to write each of the three UCAS questions for 2026/2027 entry, and includes a full worked example, a template
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Your Sunderland medicine personal statement is your chance to show why you belong on University of Sunderland’s Medicine (MBChB, A100) — in your own words. This UCATScore guide explains exactly how Sunderland uses the personal statement, how to write each of the three UCAS questions for 2026/2027 entry, and includes a full worked example, a
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Your Edge Hill medicine personal statement is your chance to show why you belong on Edge Hill University’s Medicine (MBChB) — in your own words. This UCATScore guide explains exactly how Edge Hill uses the personal statement, how to write each of the three UCAS questions for 2026/2027 entry, and includes a full worked example,
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Your Newcastle medicine personal statement is your chance to show why you belong on Newcastle University’s Medicine (MBBS) — in your own words. This UCATScore guide explains exactly how Newcastle uses the personal statement, how to write each of the three UCAS questions for 2026/2027 entry, and includes a full worked example, a template and
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Your Nottingham medicine personal statement is your chance to show why you belong on University of Nottingham’s Medicine (BMBS) — in your own words. This UCATScore guide explains exactly how Nottingham uses the personal statement, how to write each of the three UCAS questions for 2026/2027 entry, and includes a full worked example, a template
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Your St Andrews medicine personal statement is your chance to show why you belong on University of St Andrews’s Medicine (BSc Hons, A100) — in your own words. This UCATScore guide explains exactly how St Andrews uses the personal statement, how to write each of the three UCAS questions for 2026/2027 entry, and includes a
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Your Southampton medicine personal statement is your chance to show why you belong on University of Southampton’s Medicine (BM5/BM6) — in your own words. This UCATScore guide explains exactly how Southampton uses the personal statement, how to write each of the three UCAS questions for 2026/2027 entry, and includes a full worked example, a template
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Your Sheffield medicine personal statement is your chance to show why you belong on University of Sheffield’s Medicine (MBChB) — in your own words. This UCATScore guide explains exactly how Sheffield uses the personal statement, how to write each of the three UCAS questions for 2026/2027 entry, and includes a full worked example, a template
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Your Cardiff medicine personal statement is your chance to show why you belong on Cardiff University’s Medicine (MBBCh) — in your own words. This UCATScore guide explains exactly how Cardiff uses the personal statement, how to write each of the three UCAS questions for 2026/2027 entry, and includes a full worked example, a template and
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Your Glasgow medicine personal statement is your chance to show why you belong on University of Glasgow’s Medicine (MBChB) — in your own words. This UCATScore guide explains exactly how Glasgow uses the personal statement, how to write each of the three UCAS questions for 2026/2027 entry, and includes a full worked example, a template
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Your Dundee medicine personal statement is your chance to show why you belong on University of Dundee’s Medicine (MBChB) — in your own words. This UCATScore guide explains exactly how Dundee uses the personal statement, how to write each of the three UCAS questions for 2026/2027 entry, and includes a full worked example, a template
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Your Leeds medicine personal statement is your chance to show why you belong on University of Leeds’s Medicine (MBChB) — in your own words. This UCATScore guide explains exactly how Leeds uses the personal statement, how to write each of the three UCAS questions for 2026/2027 entry, and includes a full worked example, a template
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Your Leicester medicine personal statement is your chance to show why you belong on University of Leicester’s Medicine (MBChB, A100) — in your own words. This UCATScore guide explains exactly how Leicester uses the personal statement, how to write each of the three UCAS questions for 2026/2027 entry, and includes a full worked example, a
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Your Lancaster medicine personal statement is your chance to show why you belong on Lancaster University’s Medicine (MBChB) — in your own words. This UCATScore guide explains exactly how Lancaster uses the personal statement, how to write each of the three UCAS questions for 2026/2027 entry, and includes a full worked example, a template and
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Your Exeter medicine personal statement is your chance to show why you belong on University of Exeter’s Medicine (BMBS) — in your own words. This UCATScore guide explains exactly how Exeter uses the personal statement, how to write each of the three UCAS questions for 2026/2027 entry, and includes a full worked example, a template
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Your Hull York (HYMS) medicine personal statement is your chance to show why you belong on Hull York Medical School (HYMS)’s Medicine (MBBS) — in your own words. This UCATScore guide explains exactly how Hull York (HYMS) uses the personal statement, how to write each of the three UCAS questions for 2026/2027 entry, and includes
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Your Keele medicine personal statement is your chance to show why you belong on Keele University’s Medicine (MBChB) — in your own words. This UCATScore guide explains exactly how Keele uses the personal statement, how to write each of the three UCAS questions for 2026/2027 entry, and includes a full worked example, a template and
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