Athena Tuition offers top-of-the-range tutoring services to help budding medical practitioners pass their UCAT, BMAT, or MCAT medical exam and get into medical school.
Why choose Athena Tuition to help with your medical school exam?
Athena tuition works with most highly qualified tutors to help you to create a study schedule so you can achieve your dream score on your exams. We work with you to see incremental score improvement on practice questions and practice tests.
We understand that medical students have extremely busy schedules, so our private tutors offer flexible scheduling to ensure that any in-person or online lessons are done at a time that works best for you.
Our tutors have extensive experience in helping you to work through difficult material in each one-to-one tutoring session, and can even help you with getting to grips with biomedical research.
What is the medical degree admissions process like?
Medicine degree admissions procedures are more rigorous than those of most undergraduate courses.
As well as challenging academic requirements, Medical admissions involve admissions tests, such as the University Clinical Aptitude Test (UCAT) and the BioMedical Admissions Test (BMAT), and interviews.
In the USA, the Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT) is required.
Our experienced tutors will help you adapt to the admissions process.
What subjects are needed to succeed with a medical school application?
At least 3 STEM A-Level (or equivalent) subjects are most desirable for a medical application, and typical conditional offers range from AAA to A*A*A* at A-Level (or equivalent), depending on the institution.
At Athena Tuition, we are aware of the fact that many of the admissions criteria aren’t taught in detail at school; it’s not just about being very strong at Science. That’s why our qualified tutors work with you from an early stage to improve other skills like critical thinking and verbal reasoning.
Finding the right tutor for your academic journey
At Athena Tuition, we offer private tutoring sessions to help you with the daunting task of reaching medical school.
When you get in touch, our team will speak with you directly to assess your current knowledge in elements like critical thinking skills or organic chemistry.
We also look towards your medical school of choice, and help you work towards the specific exam requirements to gain entry.
We then assign you the person from our wide range of tutors that we feel will fit you and your goals the most.
Online or in person lessons are available, and our wide range of tutors means you’ll find the perfect fit for you.
How often should we have tutoring sessions?
As a general rule, for medical students, they should speak to an in person or online tutor at least once a week.
These frequent sessions allow the tutor to continuously gauge the success of the student, and make adjustments to their tutoring schedule as needed.
Reporting
After each session, tutors will provide a report to the student in question, and any parents as needed.
This report will cover topics from the session itself, to what to focus on in between sessions.
To learn more about our tutoring and reporting process on our How It Works page.
Find your local London tutor today
Speak to a member of our team today on 0208 133 6284 or fill out the form below to make a start on your medical exam tutoring.
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Which university in London is best for medicine?
The top universities for medicine in London are often considered to be:
- University College London (UCL)
- Imperial College London
- King’s College London
- London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine
- Queen Mary University of London
- Western University
- St. George’s, University of London
Is London good for studying medicine?
Absolutely! London is home to some of the most prestigious medical universities in the world. Budding medical practitioners will find that earning a degree from medical schools in London will see their talents recognised across the world.
Is it worth getting a tutor for MCAT?
Yes. MCAT admission exams can be incredibly tough, and passing your MCAT is vital for admission to a good medical school.
How stressful is the MCAT?
The MCAT can be very stressful for even the brightest students. There are steps to relieve that stress, though, including taking regular breaks, creating a study plan, and working with an experienced tutor.
Is there a lot of math on the MCAT?
There is some maths on the MCAT, although it largely revolves around fairly standard mathematical principles like arithmetic, trigonometry, and algebra.