Participating Medical Students
The series focused on 10 medical students who enrolled at St Mary's Hospital Medical School, London in the 1985 intake:
- Dong Ching Chiu – A foreign student of Chinese origin from Sarawak, Malaysia. She moved England aged 15 years to do her O levels and then A levels at a boarding school, and she was aged 19 years at the time of her interview.
- David Copping –
- Mark George –
- Jane Gilbert –
- Will Liddell – A postgraduate, who attended admission interviews at age 26 years.
- Sarah Martindale –
- Jane Morris –
- Fey Probst – Married at age 18 years, she was a mother of four before she became a medical student at age 26 years.
- John Shephard – A mature applicant of 28 years. He left school at age 16 years to join the Royal Fleet Auxiliary and married at the age of 20. He resigned his job in 1984 to start a one year A level course at a local college.
- Ese Stacey –
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