Several students progressed to medical and pharmacy programmes in 2024. The results included Gachon University Medicine, Sungkyunkwan University Pharmacy, Gachon University Pharmacy, and Inje University Pharmacy.
One Inje Pharmacy student contacted me directly with the news. Messages like this are especially meaningful after working with students through demanding IB and AP Chemistry preparation.
The reported applicant profiles varied. The Gachon Medicine offer came through the 12-year overseas track with five AP scores of 4 and strong SAT and TOEFL results. The Sungkyunkwan Pharmacy student applied through the three-year overseas track with an IB final score of 43 and a predicted 44. The Inje Pharmacy profile included three AP scores of 5 and a strong SAT result.
These examples show that there is no single medical or pharmacy admissions profile. Track, school context, academic record, and the complete application all matter.
To support the next group of AP Chemistry students, I continued uploading problem-solving review videos. Regular revision matters because watching a lesson once is not enough; students need to revisit the material and solve the questions independently.
Another student reported completing most of the IA and earning a 7 in Chemistry after once believing that result was out of reach. Congratulations to every student, and thank you for sharing the good news.