Got my first offer to study medicine today with st georges. 1100 applications for 110 places!

I'm just wondering who they mixed my application up with :S

Dr Thomson BSc (still a long way off!)

congratz mate

Well done that man

well done my knee hurts

ATB!!!!!!!!!!

Steve

Congrats!

BTW, I've been getting these pains lately.......

Well done Craig!

Well done!
Could you prescribe me something please? These are my symptoms;
very quick reactions, find it hard to sleep, never hungry, can't laugh!

congratulations and well done

I got a BSc when I was at school, bronze swimming certificate

you found your certificate then ?

Well done & congrats !!!

Ps went to the docs today and i have rotator cuff strain than god its not the beer arm !

regards

Agriv8

[Edited on 5/2/10 by Agriv8]

I hope you're prepared for an ASTONISHING amount of hard work over the next few years... my sister-in-law was a consultant anaesthetist and had to study 110% for far too many years, and now her daughter is studying medicine - God knows how many years, after already qualifying as a nurse!

It's probably one of the toughest university courses you can do...

...but apart from that - WELL DONE!

Nice one Craig - now get your head down and finish that car before the real work begins

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Originally posted by cd.thomson
Got my first offer to study medicine today with st georges. 1100 applications for 110 places!

I'm just wondering who they mixed my application up with :S

Dr Thomson BSc (still a long way off!)

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Well done that man.

Thanks everyone! This will be my second degree hence the bsc! Out gettng jolly now

Second degree you lucky git, I've barely got A-levels!

So you're going to be a MDBSc? You should keep going until the letters after your name are longer than your name

Well done, but as others have said be prepared for a huge amount of work. My daugther did a Bio Medical dgree and is now on her first year at medical school at Warwick. The differance in the amount of studying is huge and it never lets up. She loves it but the commitment to the length of training is emmense. Good luck for the future

congrats! as everyone said, it is a tough degree. a friend of mine is doing his first and he has just bailed on a stag do cos of his workload

Sister in law and her husband are both doctors (Nottingham)
Brother in law is currently doing his training in Manchester.

Good luck it's a lot of work.

again thanks for all the kind words (and the streak of realism in most of them).

I believe it would be MBBS BSc after my name although surprisingly I'm not after the letters specifically.

Ninehigh, I actually flunked my a-levels... but that was a different time and a different me..

I promise not to let the locosters down