


The reference letter is also the part of the UCAS application you won’t have any control over, and you likely won’t even be able to read it. You won’t be able to write your own reference letter, and you’ll be required to submit one as part of your UCAS app. Still unsure how the UK med school application process works? You'll want to check out this video: If you’re wondering how to find referees to ask for your reference letter, it’s recommended to choose the person most closely related to the subject you plan to study in university. For students applying to study sciences for their undergraduate degree, it’s best to ask their science subject teachers or research advisors. If you’re looking at getting a degree in history, ask your history teacher for a reference. Usually, UCAS reference letters are written by subject teachers, department head, head of sixth form, tutors or school counsellors.
