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NULS Sixth Form’s highly regarded Pre-Med Society has broken its own records, with an incredible 10 students securing places to study Medicine at University this year.
The school’s renowned Pre-Med programme enables students to explore the prospects of potential careers as Doctors, Dentists and Vets from a young age and then continues to provide highly bespoke extension and preparation for those keen to pursue these avenues as they progress through Sixth Form.
As the school celebrates record breaking A Level results, it has also been celebrating how more students than ever before have managed to secure places to study Medicine, just when national trends suggest these courses are tougher than ever to access.
A delighted Mr Getty commented: “Nationally only around 16% of applications to Medicine are successful and receive university offers however at NULS, we are finding around 64%, or quadruple the national average, of applications manage to secure an offer from university, which is no less than our hardworking and committed students deserve. To have 10 students this year heading off to study Medicine really is a wonderful achievement and is also a great indication of the impact our Pre-Med Society is having on their prospects.”
Once again this year, NULS has also managed to secure a student a place to read Medicine at possibly the country’s most competitive Medicine course, at Trinity College, Cambridge but is also seeing students pursue degrees in areas such as Dentistry at highly selective US universities too with one student just commencing their studies at the highly prestigious UC Berkeley in California.
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