Is it just me or does she rather look like a size 20 here? Nothing against being a size 20 ofc, but not whilst claiming to be a 14. Also I don’t think she really is a size 20, but the outfit and her pose makes her look bigger.
Is it just me or does she rather look like a size 20 here? Nothing against being a size 20 ofc, but not whilst claiming to be a 14. Also I don’t think she really is a size 20, but the outfit and her pose makes her look bigger.
lol there is no way she’s going to med school is there, all the people I know who studied med / are doctors are the type that got straight As at A level and are clearly extremely smart in a trad academic way.Given the BMAT score she shared, she’s got a lot of work to do. Section 2 of the test is one of the most critical. She will also need a distinction in all the chemistry and biology modules for her course.
If Brighton is her preferred uni, they have received in excess of 2000 applications for 193 places. Competition is going to be strong.
Someone said here earlier that Brighton is v competitive. So if she really wants to get in she’s going to have to look at relocating to attend uni. That also makes me think - isn’t Chris from ipswich? Now he’s stuck down in Worthing because his kids are there, away from friends and family. I wonder if he’s there or planning to move back to ipswich.lol there is no way she’s going to med school is there, all the people I know who studied med / are doctors are the type that got straight As at A level and are clearly extremely smart in a trad academic way.
Would a medical school do that though? They are already oversubscribed in most cases, j could see another faculty doing so but not medicine... (I am hoping this is the case anyway..)it’s just dawned on me that what if a PR savvy university - such as say, Brighton - might be willing to look past her dodgy grades in exchange for a minor Insta celeb and aspiring Dr Alex to throw some publicity their way?
I wouldn’t write her off from weasling her way into med skewwl just yet.
If a university does do this, she’ll fail and get kicked out at the end of the first year so it’s a waste of time for the university.it’s just dawned on me that what if a PR savvy university - such as say, Brighton - might be willing to look past her dodgy grades in exchange for a minor Insta celeb and aspiring Dr Alex to throw some publicity their way?
I wouldn’t write her off from weasling her way into med skewwl just yet.
That’s definitely not how medical school works, I can assure you that muchit’s just dawned on me that what if a PR savvy university - such as say, Brighton - might be willing to look past her dodgy grades in exchange for a minor Insta celeb and aspiring Dr Alex to throw some publicity their way?
I wouldn’t write her off from weasling her way into med skewwl just yet.
Obviously I don't know about everywhere but, from.what I see, educational establishments are usually really strict on people not coming jn sick (post covid) where inwork it is not uncommon to make students go home if they are visibly illFantastic, chuck up at college then stick around to do an experiment and infect everyone else! Her patients will love her
That an aspiring doctor should have the common sense to not go somewhere where she will make other people sick.Obviously I don't know about everywhere but, from.what I see, educational establishments are usually really strict on people not coming jn sick (post covid) where inwork it is not uncommon to make students go home if they are visibly ill
I work in HE Marketing - I can say right now, Hannah is not very 'on brand' or inspirational for any of our target demographic, I wouldn't touch her with a barge pole. And we're quite desperate for older domestic studentsWould a medical school do that though? They are already oversubscribed in most cases, j could see another faculty doing so but not medicine... (I am hoping this is the case anyway..)
Pretty much every school/college I know has a 48hr rule for sickness bugs where you are not allowed back until you have had no vomit or diaharrea for 48hrs as you can still be infectious up to that point. Even the university I attended would tell students that although obviously harder to enforce in that kind of setting. If I was her classmate and now got sick I would be so annoyed at her. Such selfish behaviour but hey at least she got content from it.Obviously I don't know about everywhere but, from.what I see, educational establishments are usually really strict on people not coming jn sick (post covid) where inwork it is not uncommon to make students go home if they are visibly ill
I think if she did she'd probably be bragging about jt online and to her uninterested classmatesMaybe Hannah caught an STD from this new guy and it's not a sickness bug???
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