St George's biomedical science 2014 entry

I didnt get through for the transfer, however you will notice that EVERYONE doing biomed at georges have the intention of getting the transfer. In reality, around 10% go through.

Requirements in order t be eligible for the transfer:
Get 66% or above in Year 1
Get 66% or above in Year 2

IF you meet these grades, at the end of sem3/Mid sem4, they will be opening up applications for students that are eligible for the transfer. If you dont meet the requirements, your application will be rejected. After filling in the application, you do sem4 exams, and those who meet the grades will be called for interview. If you are successful at the interview, you will be given another requirement. I.e. get 2.i or 1st class overall. After yu graduate, those who were lucky to get the transfer will go straight into 3rd year medicine, and continue their course from there.


Any doubts?

do they look at gcse or a level results?

Yeah I am, got an unconditional offer 2 days ago. Does anyone know if thers a FB page for SGUL Biomed? so people can talk and sort accommodation, etc?

Loool sorry about that. My AS grades were BBCD and they offered me ABB

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Hey! I got my offer on thursday for sgul Have you heard back yet?

Heyy, I know it's late but congrats!! I'm thinking of applying to sgul for 2015 entry but I need some help on their admissions.
What was your offer and what did you get at AS? What were your predicted grades also? I want to see if I stand a chance tbh and I'm really nervous for applying to uni
I read on their admissions that they don't look at AS results but I'm not sure then how they make their offers?
i would be so so grateful if you could reply to me for some info, I can't find anyone who would give me some help on sgul
thank you very much x

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Hi, im currently a third yr biomed and as an ambassador, i was able to work at the clearing hub on clearing day. From what i know, we look at a level grades, i.e. have atleast AAB i think is the normal offer? However, Georges are quite lenient, and offer places for candidates they like. The minimum we can accept is someone who has at least a B or C in either/both Bio and Chem.

However, just to make sure, call up the admissions team and ask them if you are eligible. You don't want to be wasting a uni space.

Good luck!

Your an ambassador and you don't know the entry requirements???

If youre eligible for the transfer, NO - they dont look at at gcses or a levels. Its purely based on how well you do in your university studies.

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Hi, im currently a third yr biomed and as an ambassador, i was able to work at the clearing hub on clearing day. From what i know, we look at a level grades, i.e. have atleast AAB i think is the normal offer? However, Georges are quite lenient, and offer places for candidates they like. The minimum we can accept is someone who has at least a B or C in either/both Bio and Chem.

However, just to make sure, call up the admissions team and ask them if you are eligible. You don't want to be wasting a uni space.

Good luck!

Also do we have to sit the gamsat or any medical entrance exam?
If yes, when?


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Thank you so mich for getting back to me!!
The thing I'm confused about is that SGUL have written on biomed entry requirements that they don't look at AS grades and only look at your final A2 grades. How do they make a judgment on who they give offers to? Also was SGUL biomed on clearing this year? Also what was the lowest grades you offered for biomed in clearing.
I have such a passion for biomed but my AS results were not as expected and my teachers and myself were shocked. I'm retaking some exams so I can get good grades in A2, so I'm applying for SGUL biomed but I'm applying on the basis that they written that they don't look at AS grades at all. Is this true? I would really appreciate your help thank you so much x

Hi, I was wondering if anyone had a rough idea of what the timetable would look like this year?