The £5 Strategy

Your four choices matter.
Make them strategically.

Send us your grades, UCAT and circumstances. We review your profile against published admissions criteria and send you four personalised options with written reasoning.

Start my £5 StrategyYour four choices within 1 working day

Read by a person, never generated automatically.

Your four choices, exampleUCAT 2,780 · A*AA
  • Medical school AStrong fit
  • Medical school BRealistic
  • Medical school CContextual route
  • Medical school DAmbitious

Why. Your UCAT sits above their published cut-off for last cycle, and your GCSE profile clears their threshold comfortably.

Ruled out. Two schools you named weight GCSEs far more heavily, so your score would be spent poorly there.

Illustrative example. Your shortlist names real schools chosen for your profile.

How it works

01

Send your profile

Grades, UCAT and circumstances, through a short guided form.

02

We analyse it

Read by hand against each school's published admissions criteria.

03

Receive your four choices

Four options by email, each with written reasoning.

Step 1 of 8 · You

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First, who are we building this for?

Your name, so your shortlist arrives addressed to you.

We only use these details to prepare your Strategy. Nothing is shared with universities.

What you get

  • Four personalised medical school options, matched to your grades, UCAT and circumstances
  • The reasoning behind every school we suggest, and the ones we rule out
  • Notes on contextual eligibility where it applies to you
  • Points to double-check on each university's own admissions page

Who it's for

  • · Year 12 and Year 13 applicants deciding where to apply
  • · Reapplicants rethinking their choices after an unsuccessful cycle
  • · Graduate-entry applicants weighing up routes
  • · Anyone with a UCAT score they don't know how to use strategically
£5one-off

You fill in your profile, pay £5, and we reply by email with your four choices and the reasoning behind them. Your four choices within 1 working day.

What this is not

It is not an application service, a prediction, or a guarantee of an offer. It is a considered, human-reviewed opinion based on published admissions criteria, which you should always verify with the universities themselves.

Questions

Will you tell me I can't get in?
We'll tell you where you're competitive and where you aren't, plainly. That's the point of the service.
Is it automated?
No. A person reviews every submission against published criteria before anything is sent to you.
Can I ask follow-up questions?
Yes, or book 1:1 support if you'd rather talk it through properly.