I have recently added many new sets of notes to my Etsy shop, most of which have been requested over my Instagram countless times! I will be adding many new notes over time, so be sure to favourite the shop too! The note packs I have added are: Microbiology notesMetabolism pathway diagramsMetabolism notesImmunology diagramsGenetics notesEndocrinology … Continue reading New Notes Available On Etsy
What is your universities social life life? Is it good or bad? It is as good as you make it, like at any other university. Imperial is often given the reputation of having a terrible social life, but I don't think it's true! Of course, there will be people that never go out and study … Continue reading Study Q&A: Part 2
I asked you over on Instagram for some questions related to studying, which I'll be answering in this post. I received so many questions that I've had to split this up into two and also group similar questions into one! What are some tips regarding studying medicine especially time management? Time management can be difficult … Continue reading Study Q&A: Part 1
Coming to university, I was expecting a HUGE change in teaching style and therefore, my methods of revision would also change. Although the different wasn't as drastic as I was expecting, there are certainly many ways in which my methods of revision have changed in order to keep up with the huge amounts of information … Continue reading My Revision Methods at University
This is a guest post written by Emma, incoming medic and founder of Study Doctor Hi! My name is Emma Davison and I am the founder of Study Doctor, a service working to help students achieve their academic goals! I will hopefully be starting medical school in September! This blog post is aimed at compiling … Continue reading The Best Resources For UCAT Preparation
Learning the course content: Have a single place for all the content. Chemistry is known for having hard content, but it's definitely possible to understand it. Similarly to in subjects like biology, it's important to start with a good set of notes, but the difference with Chemistry is that it can be condensed much more. … Continue reading How To Get A Level 7 in IB Chemistry HL
For those of you that don't know, I'm a medical student at Imperial College London. As part of the virtual open day over on LifeOfAMedic's blog, I wrote about my experiences including the teaching methods, a typical timetable, pros and cons of studying here, the non-medical stuff and my top tips for applying to Imperial! … Continue reading What It’s Really Like To Study Medicine At Imperial
I recently read a blog post about racism in healthcare, which inspired me to be proactive and educate myself about the disparities in medicine as a result of racism, personal biases and inequalities. My main source of information is usually books and I came across some which I thought I'd share with you. It's such … Continue reading Books about Racism in Healthcare
I've been bullet journalling since early 2013 (before I even knew there was a name for it!) and over the years, I have definitely discovered ways that work for me and many (many) ways that don't. I've come to realise that as much as I love art and drawing, I want my bullet journal to … Continue reading My Bullet Journal Weekly Spread
Tea steaming beside me, wrapped up in my dressing gown, I sat down at my desk ready to sit my medical school exams. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, all of my exams for second year changed from classic pen-and-paper exams to online equivalents. Aside from the classic setting of an exam hall, the format was … Continue reading I Sat My Medical School Exams Online…
