Medicine: You know what I'm going to say

So, after having took half of my exams last week for AS, I have a really bad feeling that I am getting a C/D or worst case an E.
This has disheartened me in doing something I am ambitious about, now I just see it as a dream I cant chase, I just don't know where to go from here...

(smh, I had to create an account for this xD)

cant do anything about it now, soz

same :'( I proper feel as if medicine isn't going to happen any more.

As far as I know you can (depending on grades) still do stuff like paramedicine or biomedical research, which may even be more fulfilling for you than medicine.

So, after having took half of my exams last week for AS, I have a really bad feeling that I am getting a C/D or worst case an E.
This has disheartened me in doing something I am ambitious about, now I just see it as a dream I cant chase, I just don't know where to go from here...

(smh, I had to create an account for this xD)

I'm sure you can do retakes next year. And possibly take a gap year to sort out grades. A user on this site wisely told me that if you have a dream, and fail, DON'T GIVE UP.

If you want to do medicine so badly, then do whatever it takes to get there. Please do not lose hope

**** Medicine I did so much to get an offer and I didn't get the grades in the end :'(


Oh well I guess it wasn't meant to be.

So, after having took half of my exams last week for AS, I have a really bad feeling that I am getting a C/D or worst case an E.
This has disheartened me in doing something I am ambitious about, now I just see it as a dream I cant chase, I just don't know where to go from here...

(smh, I had to create an account for this xD)

thank you, really appreciated.
I'm going to try everything I can, If it doesn't work out for me

i just wanted to know what grade for English do you need to get in gcse to do medicine or pharmacy in a level

are you re-taking? or taking another route?

Good! And for the remaining exams, approach them confidently, don't be brought down by the exams you've just done. Who knows maybe you've done better than expected. Good luck!

I'm already in uni doing a different course, I'll be finishing my first year within 2 weeks.

I didn't decide to re-take because most med schools require that you complete your A-levels within 2 years (obviously I applied and got my offer when I was in Year 13).

I could do graduate entry into Medicine after my degree but that a s***load of student loans and debt that I'll be in - plus graduate entry is even more competitive than undergrad entry and the course is even more intense. But I've lost all passion/interest in Medicine now anyways.

The amount of **** I did to get that offer... all the preparation for the UKCAT test, personal statement, work experience, all that ******** and only 1 uni was willing interview me. So then I spent a month preparing for the interview and somehow managed to get an offer. But yeah like I said I didn't get AAA in the end despite working harder than I ever had.

So all that was for nothing Needless to say I cried every day for like 2 weeks after results day... but I eventually got over it lol.

Yeah, I guess sometimes the amount of work you do doesn't show in your grades and commitment, which really sucks! I don't want that to happen to anyone let alone me. I'm going to try whatever I can, but if it doesn't work out, I hope it was for a reason

At the end of the day all you can do is try your best and hope everything falls in to place. I'm sure you'll be fine

BTW if you ever want to PM me to ask about anything on Medicine - personal statement/UKCAT/preparing for interview... you are welcome to at any time. You don't really have to worry about that stuff till you start Year 13 though lol (well, maybe work experience).