Book an hour with JeeHwan
I’m a final-year medical student at Imperial College London. I received offers from all four of my medical-school choices and scored in the top decile of the UCAT.
I went through the UK medicine application recently, so I can help with the parts that are hard to judge from university websites alone: choosing four sensible schools, improving interview answers, UCAT technique, and useful feedback on your UCAS responses.
£45/hour
1-to-1 coaching
UCAT, interview preparation, UCAS application questions or general guidance.
No package and no subscription. Book one session, and another only if it helped.
What an hour usually goes on
One rate for all of it, booked by the hour. There is no package to commit to — most people book one hour, and then another if it was useful.
- Choosing your four
- Your UCAT, grades and circumstances set against each school’s published selection process, to work out which four choices make sense together.
- UCAT technique
- The sections and question types costing you marks, including timing and decision-making — rather than simply doing more questions.
- Interview practice
- A live mock with follow-up questions and pushback, then what was strong, what sounded generic, and what an interviewer may have taken from the answer.
- Personal statement and UCAS questions
- Feedback on your own wording, reflection and structure. The writing stays yours; I tell you what is not landing and how to improve it.
I am a medical student — not a doctor, not an admissions officer — and I do not speak for Imperial College London or for any medical school, none of which has any involvement in this service. I can explain how the published selection processes work and help you apply them to your own profile. Nobody can promise you an interview or an offer, and I will not.
Prefer to start free? The university matcher needs no account, and the first two interview stations are free too.
Not sure it is what you need?
Tell us where you are in the cycle and what you want out of an hour. We will say honestly whether we can help, and what we would spend the time on — before you pay for anything.