£30 · Turnaround: Within 1 working day

Your Medicine personal statement, properly reviewed.

Get detailed, medicine-specific feedback on all three UCAS personal statement questions. We'll show you what's working, what needs changing, where you could reflect more deeply and what to prioritise before you submit.

What your £30 gets you

Detailed comments throughout your statement
Feedback on all three UCAS personal statement questions
Medicine-specific content feedback
Reflection and work-experience feedback
Structure and flow across the three answers
Repetitive or generic content flagged
Grammar, clarity and phrasing
Character-efficiency suggestions
Individual sentence suggestions where they help
An overall feedback summary
A prioritised final action plan
One comprehensive review of your draft

No generic feedback. No full statement written for you. Just detailed, practical advice so you can make your own application stronger, and you'll know exactly what to work on when it comes back.

£30one comprehensive review

Detailed feedback across all three UCAS questions. Current turnaround: Within 1 working day.

What this is not

· A ghostwriting service
· A rewritten personal statement
· A guarantee of an interview or an offer
· A university admissions decision
· A substitute for checking each university's entry requirements
· An AI-generated admissions score

Submit

Paste your three UCAS answers or upload your draft.

We review it

Your application is read in detail against our Medicine framework.

Get your feedback

You receive your annotated statement and an overall feedback summary.

Make your changes

You write the final version, it stays authentically yours.

How we read every statement

Every submission is assessed against the same framework, so feedback stays consistent, but the comments are about your experiences, not a checklist of attributes every applicant should mention.

Motivation for Medicine: Is your reason for Medicine personal and convincing, or could it be anyone's?
Evidence and experiences: Are your experiences used properly, or just listed?
Reflection: Do you explain what an experience actually taught you?
Understanding of Medicine: Do you show realistic insight into studying and working in Medicine?
Academic curiosity: Is there genuine academic interest beyond naming your A-level subjects?
Personal qualities: Are qualities evidenced rather than asserted?
Structure: Is each point in the right UCAS answer? Do the three work together?
Specificity: Could almost any applicant have written this?
Writing quality: Is it concise, clear and professional?
Overall coherence: Read together, do the three answers add up to one convincing picture?

Send us your statement

A few details, your answers, then payment. Nothing long, we only ask for what the reviewer actually needs.

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Your statement

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By continuing you agree to our booking terms and privacy notice. Your statement is stored privately and only read by our reviewers.

Questions

Will you rewrite my statement for me?: No. We review and improve your work, comments, suggestions and example rephrasings where an awkward sentence needs one. The writing stays yours, which is the point.
How many drafts does £30 cover?: One comprehensive review of one draft. You can ask a short clarification question about the feedback afterwards. A second-draft check will be available as a small paid add-on.
My statement is over 4,000 characters.: Submit it anyway. Plenty of applicants come to us precisely because they need help cutting it down.
Word or PDF?: Word if you can, comments are much easier to read. PDFs are fine too.
Can you tell me my chances of getting in?: No, and we won't pretend to. For where to apply, use The £5 Strategy.