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Bachelor of Health Sciences

Your study workspace for Health Science / Bio Med First Year

Lecture notes, flashcards, coursework tracking, assignment feedback, UCAT Prep, and MMI Prep in one place.

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$279.99/semester · NZD · billed each semester · cancel any time

$199/semester NZD with a @aucklanduni.ac.nz email

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From lecture to revision in one desk

Write in class, turn notes into flashcards, track the week, and get feedback before you submit.

Notes for every lecture

Notes are attached to lectures for easy retrieval. Insert diagrams and medical drawings as you write so everything stays with the class it belongs to.

Flashcards from your notes

Turn lines you wrote into a study set. Revise with practice modes that bring harder cards back sooner so you spend time where it helps.

Feedback before you submit

Get an originality score and detailed feedback on what you have done well, plus specific areas where you are losing marks. afterhours learns your writing habits and highlights common mistakes so you can improve.

Assignments and coursework tracked

See what is due, what is coming up, and what you need to close out the week to stay on top of coursework. One calendar for the semester keeps deadlines next to your study work.

What’s on the plan

UCAT Prep, MMI Prep, notes, flashcards, essay feedback, and a course tracker — billed once a semester.

afterhoursAlternativeTypical costOn this plan
UCAT Prep (timed papers, mocks, coaching)Medify / MedEntry UCAT banks$300–$600 / semesterIncluded
MMI Prep (1,200 scenarios + AI coaching)Private MMI tutoring$480–$900 / semesterIncluded
Notes attached to lecturesNotion or OneNote Pro$60–$90 / semesterIncluded
Flashcards from your notesAnki add ons or Quizlet Plus$35–$50 / semesterIncluded
Essay feedback and originality scoreWriting tutor + checker tools$200–$400 / semesterIncluded
Course tracker and calendarStandalone planner apps$30–$60 / semesterIncluded

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MMI Prep

The Multiple Mini Interview is how the University of Auckland selects medical students. You sit a circuit of short timed stations, each on a different theme, and give one spoken answer under time pressure.

A general MMI has seven assessed stations. At each one you read the scenario, get 30 seconds to prepare (handwritten notes are allowed), then three minutes to respond. There is a short transition before the next station. Once you start answering you get one take, so calm structure matters as much as content.

afterhours includes a practice bank of about 1,200 original scenarios across those MMI domains. Run timed stations that match the real pacing, then get AI coaching on clarity, structure, and presence after each attempt so you can tighten your answers before interview day.

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UCAT Prep

The University Clinical Aptitude Test (UCAT ANZ) is a timed computer exam used for medicine and other health programmes. You sit Verbal Reasoning, Decision Making, Quantitative Reasoning, and Situational Judgement under strict pacing.

afterhours includes original timed papers, full mocks, skill drills, and coaching feedback so you can practise the format without using official Pearson items. Scores are training estimates only — not official UCAT ANZ results.

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$279.99/semester · NZD · billed each semester · cancel any time

$199/semester NZD with a @aucklanduni.ac.nz email

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