Congratulations on your University Offers Mind P

Congratulations to Mind P in Year 13, who has received offers from The Joint Medical Programme Srinakharinwirot University and the University of Nottingham, Chulabhorn International College of Medicine at Thammasat University, Chulalongkorn University and University of Lancaster Leipzig to study Medicine & BBA

Some Q&A’s with Mind:

What did you study at A-Level and IGCSE?

I studied Biology, Mathematics, Chemistry, Business (AS level), and Extended Project Qualification EPQ at A-level.

For IGCSE, I did Mathematics, Coordinated Science (Double Award), First Language English, English Literature, Computer Science, Business Studies, Mandarin Chinese, and First Language Thai.

What offers do you have? For what subject at University?

Medicine: The Joint Medical Programme Srinakharinwirot University and the University of Nottingham, Chulabhorn International College of Medicine at Thammasat University

Bachelor of Business Administration: BBA at Chulalongkorn University, University of Lancaster Leipzig

Can you please list awards, leadership and community services you have done.
Leadership:

– House Vice Captain of Sabre (Y13)

– Student Action Team Leader (Y12)

– Equality Team Leader (Y12)

– Prefect (Y10)

– Sports Ambassadors Level 1 and Level 2 qualified

Awards:

– Senior Mathematical Challenge UKMT Bronze (2021)

– Intermediate Mathematical Challenge UKMT Bronze (2019)

– Academic Award for Business Studies in Year 12

– Student of the Month for Business Studies for April and December

– HSK Level 3

– Academic Attainment Awards in English, Math, Thai and Mandarin throughout the years.

Community Service:

– Co-Founder of “Episodes Of Us” – a non-profit organization aiming to advocate on self-love, self-care and body dysmorphia (projects include: Self-Love Mirror, Self-Love Boxes, Online Webinar Talk, Food Sale events)

– Co-Founder of “No Poverty No Hunger” non-profit organization aiming to reduce poverty and hunger in Thailand following SDG Goals

– Head of Media for “Buy To Give” – a project of us designing tote bags and raising money to donate to Khlong Toei Community

– SAMYAN NEW GEN (youth-led volunteer project to improve urban poverty education) , tutoring children in Samyan area after school every week for 3 months

– Peer Mentor Program within Mathematics, tutoring Year 11 and Year 9 Bangkok Prep student

– Baandinthai School Renovation Ayutthaya

– Painting Jigsaw Block for Autistic Children

– Making Head Covers for Medical Staff during Covid-19

– ONE FINE DAY (trash picking in Pattaya)

– School Renovation and playground building in Suphanburi

– “Smile Club” (non-profit medical service organisation), money raised to fund for Operation Smile’s operations

What is your proudest achievement?

As a Bangkok Prep student, I am very proud of what I have achieved as a person and as a student. This school has provided me the opportunity to enhance my leadership skills and allows me to demonstrate my abilities to step up and become a good leader. I have also been given the time to help others during my community service time where I am so happy to be given the opportunity to do so. Throughout my community service hours, many donations were raised, lots of gifts sent to charities, huge awareness raising in which as a small person in this community I have made a difference no matter how big they are. With my first year going to the 11th ServICE Conference, it is such an amazing event. Two days where I got to meet and converse with many people from other schools sharing their community service journey has sparked me to create my own organization: Episodes Of Us where I believed my work has helped provide immunotherapy and chemotherapy to the unprivileged patients under Queen Sirikit Centre for Breast Cancer (QSCBC) with assistance from our 12 international schools representative (& friends) who we have contacted to help in our self-love box project. With so many more opportunities not listed here, I can’t single out one accomplishment that I’m proud of, but I am proud of who I’ve become as a Bangkok Prep alumni, reading to embark on chapter two of my life.

What are your hopes for their next steps and future?

As a medical student, I am extremely excited to learn from experienced professors, gain first-hand experiences and actively interact with patients through the SWU-NOTT’s Joint Medical Program. I am eager to learn more about preventive medicine, which I think will turn out to be one of the most crucial tools in order to promote and preserve an ideal state of health. I am also looking forward to becoming the best version of myself and the best possible doctor for my patients.