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iBSc Paediatrics Appeal

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Megan Spearman
9 years ago

UCL 2nd year med student - also missed out on a place on the paeds iBSc

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Tasnim Chowdhury
9 years ago

SGUL student

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Muhtasim Muhib
9 years ago

friend

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Rameez Naqvi
9 years ago

UCL Medical Student. Student's ambitions should be accommodated for, especially when someone shows so much passion towards achieving them. Good luck Quds!!

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susha
9 years ago

Hope it works out for you Quds x

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Cait Morrison
9 years ago

Friend

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Tafsir Ahmed
9 years ago

2nd Year UCL Medic

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Rob Bell
9 years ago

Bea's Father and supporter of this young woman.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

UCL 2nd Year Medical Student

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Coco Jackson
9 years ago

Yes! X

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Lotte Collett
9 years ago Featured

I have worked with Quadsiyah for five years, where she volunteered in our special needs outreach programme. I cannot emphasise enough to UCH that a foolish mistake has been made! I urge you to reconsider your decision.

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Usama Kayani
9 years ago

I really hope you get it! Your bhai, Usama x

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Joseph Wheater
9 years ago

UEA Medical Student

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Orphy Robinson
9 years ago Featured

Please reconsider your decision. To deny a place to someone who has always clearly demonstrated through their actions, that they would be a perfect fit for this course makes no sense!

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Joseph Langworthy
9 years ago

Prospective medical student

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Bowen Huang
9 years ago

You go Qudsiyah! (from a friend of a guy from KEGS 2 years below you haha)

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Anonymous
9 years ago Featured

UCL medical student. Qudsiyah has evidently worked towards paediatrics for some time now, and it seems strange for someone who has obtained so much experience in the field to be rejected from the Paediatrics course.

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Kawser Ahmed
9 years ago

UCL Medical Student and someone who think Quds deserves a place on the paeds course.

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Rebecca
9 years ago

It's not right to give someone 2 years of their university education, which they pay a great deal for, and then suddenly chuck them off mid-course with nowhere to go, leaving them stuck having to start all over again and spend ridiculous amounts of money! There is literally no way in which that is even remotely morally acceptable.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

2nd year medical student