Applying for medicine or dentistry in 2027? We help you improve your UCAS personal statement before the deadline.
Deadline: 15 October 2026 at 18:00 UK time. Our free guide explains the three 2027 questions.
Pick the support that fits where you are. If you want written feedback on a draft, book the review. If you want to talk through structure, content or edits live, book a 1-to-1.
A dentistry review costs more than a medicine one because dental schools have far fewer places, so the review goes deeper.
A live session to work through your draft, your three UCAS questions, and the changes that matter most. Medicine or dentistry.
Send your draft by email before the session if you can.
Choose medicine or dentistry and the option you want, and pay securely by card. We confirm by email, and written reviews come back within 48 hours.
We have supported medicine and dentistry applicants with personal statements, the UCAT and interviews since 2021. These are our verified Google reviews.
sarah khan
I had a 1-to-1 personal statement consultation and it was really helpful.I got detailed feedback on what I did well and what I could improve. The tutor was really supportive and made me feel much more confident in my personal statement. Would definitely recommend.
Vicki Vargas
Enrolled in DreamMedic interview prep masterclass for medicine. Mock MMI sessions with real doctors was authentic with detailed feedback on communication and ethics. I secured offers from multiple unis. Personal statement review polished mine perfectly. Best investment for competitive admissions.
Sara McInnes
Rudra was first class in his tuition and patience with my son in preparation for the UCAT exam. He went from scoring around 1800 in the mocks to 2240 in the real thing and this was down to the lessons with Rudra.
Farzan Ahmed
I was doubtful and unsure at first since the time I had was limited, however, using the knowledge i gained from the 2 week crash course I was able to prepare effectively and achieved a score I was very happy with. I achieved 2200 Band 1. Thank you DreamMedics!
hiren shah
We had good coaching and last minute support for delivering my daughter’s score above the expectation
Zoe Ozanne
We had a really positive experience with DreamMedic and would definitely recommend their UCAT revision sessions. Dr Kumar was very supportive throughout and communication was always excellent. She was approachable, helpful and genuinely interested in how Oscar was progressing, which we really appreciated as parents. Oscar found the sessions clear, well organised and easy to follow. He learned useful techniques for tackling the different types of questions and managing his time, and the sessions really helped him focus his revision and build his confidence. We were delighted that Oscar achieved a good UCAT score, and we feel the support and preparation from DreamMedic played an important part in helping him get there.
Lynn Wangui
My Experience being trained by Ramsha has been very encouraging. We worked on each section separately and also did a mock test to get an idea of how well I was going to do on the actual test. Ramsha was very helpful with providing tips to ensure I did my best. Thank you for all your hell Ramsha.
Cynthia Patel
I would recommend this course for anyone who is hard working but requires structure and guidance to improve their scores. The course was organised so that in each session strategies for one section were covered. After each session my daughter spent the week working on that section alone. She made sure she was reviewing incorrect answers and improving her scores. After 4 weeks she was able to move onto timed mocks. Hassan was very approachable and good at explaining different strategies and in particular she picked up several tips for SJT. She went on to score 2350 B1 Thank you Dream Medic and in particular Hassan!
Dhyanesh Raghavan Veeraragavan Ramyaa
I had a great experience learning with Adam as my UCAT tutor. He made every section much easier to understand and taught me useful tips and strategies throughout the sessions. His simple and effective methodologies made a big difference, especially in improving my approach to Verbal Reasoning (VR). Adam is very knowledgeable, patient, and explains everything clearly, making the learning process much less stressful. I would definitely recommend him to anyone preparing for the UCAT and looking to improve their score. Thank you, Dr. Kumar, for assigning Adam as my tutor. I’m really grateful for the support and guidance throughout my UCAT preparation. Adam has been an excellent tutor and has made the preparation process much easier and more manageable. Thank you team.
J Can
I competed the one to one sessions with Nandini as I needed flexibility, would highly recommend, very professional, approachable and supportive. Thank you!
This section names the experience, but it needs your thinking. What did you learn from seeing a GP support a patient with dementia, and why did that matter to you?
You mention more than one setting. Strengthen this by showing what differed between them and what you noticed about teamwork, communication or patient care.
The writing is accurate, but some sentences are doing too much. Shorter sentences and simpler wording will make your points easier to follow.
If you have relevant reading, leadership, volunteering or other activities, a brief example can show how you think and what you bring.
The tone is sincere. Tightening long sentences will make the statement clearer and easier to read.
Understand what you want to say, review the draft honestly, and focus your edits on what admissions tutors can actually learn from it.
We start with your experiences, your reasons for applying, and the points you want each answer to carry.
We review the draft for specificity, reflection, structure, and whether each point earns its place.
We help you tighten wording, cut weak lines, and make better use of the shared 4,000-character limit.
Before you submit, we help you check that the final version is clear, accurate and ready to send.
In a 1-to-1 session we go through your draft with you live and focus on the parts you are unsure about.
We discuss what is working, what is weak, and what to change first. You can ask questions as you go and leave with a clearer plan for the next draft.
Send your draft by email before the session if you can. That gives more time for useful discussion during the call.
We help you say the right things more clearly: choosing stronger examples, adding reflection, cutting weak material, and making each answer work harder within the limit.
Applicants usually book because they want a second pair of eyes, a clearer structure, or help turning broad experiences into specific evidence.
We focus on what the statement actually needs: clear examples, honest reflection and tighter writing.
The advice is based on your draft and your examples, not a generic template.
Written reviews come back within 48 hours, so you can act on them before the deadline.
A written review on your draft, or a live 1-to-1 session.
We read your draft closely and point out where the content is vague, repetitive, or not doing enough.
The 2027 UCAS personal statement uses three set questions with a shared 4,000-character limit. We help you use that space well.
We help you make the writing clearer, more specific and easier to follow.
We flag grammar, spelling and phrasing issues that weaken an otherwise good draft.
Your statement is read by tutors who have been through medicine and dentistry admissions themselves.
You get direct feedback on your own draft, with clear next steps for revision.
Dental schools read the same three UCAS questions as medical schools, within the same shared 4,000-character limit. What they weigh is different: dental work experience or shadowing and what you noticed in it, manual dexterity evidenced by something you actually do, and a clear answer to why dentistry rather than medicine.
A dentistry review is read against that, not against a medicine template. Places are far more limited, which is why the review is £50 and goes deeper.
If you want help before the 15 October deadline, pick the option that fits your stage and book. Not sure which? Call, WhatsApp or email us, or book a free appointment using the tab on the right.
£25 for a written medicine personal statement review (back within 48 hours), £50 for a dentistry review, and £75 for a 1-to-1 session.
The format is the same — the same three UCAS questions and the same shared 4,000-character limit. What differs is the evidence dental schools look for: dental work experience or shadowing, manual dexterity, and why dentistry rather than medicine. We review it against what dental admissions tutors read for.
UCAS now asks three set questions — why this course, how your studies have prepared you, and what else you have done to prepare — with a shared 4,000-character limit. Medical schools read it alongside your UCAT and grades; how much weight it carries varies by school.
We review your draft, point out weak or unclear sections, and help you improve structure, reflection, clarity and use of the character limit. We do not write it for you.
Yes. The aim is to improve your own draft, not replace your voice. Feedback helps you say your points more clearly and choose stronger examples.
No. Offers depend on your grades, UCAT, interview and the schools you choose. A clear, honest statement improves your application; it cannot guarantee a place.
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