GlasweJen
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I have an offer of a place on the Summer School for Medicine Access course starting in June but have not yet heard from the med school! Any ideas?

Well this is from Admissions .. NOTES FOR APPLICATION FOR 2010 ENTRY: Aberdeen normally continues to invite candidates for interview until the end of March. Decisions about applications are...

Hi everyone in the support group. I'm going to apply for 2011. Not sure where yet, since my gf is waiting for offers to study somewhere. I'll apply to places that fit in with that. Don't have...

Boimed: You're posting the same question on multiple threads. Why?

You can view the page at http://www.newmediamedicine.com/forum/content.php?r=157-Sleep-Not-too-much-not-too-little

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