Most Competitive Medical Schools?

Among other reasons ...

No, not among other reasons. The main reason it gets substantially more applicants than others is because it doesn't require an admissions test.

There's no other real difference between it and many other medical schools, so if it did require an admissions test I dare say it's figures would drop down in line with other places.

Unless I've missed something, of course. What are these other reasons of which you speak?

No, not among other reasons. The main reason it gets substantially more applicants than others is because it doesn't require an admissions test.

There's no other real difference between it and many other medical schools, so if it did require an admissions test I dare say it's figures would drop down in line with other places.

Unless I've missed something, of course. What are these other reasons of which you speak?

what are the crests in ur sig

- Nice place
- Nice Uni
- High quality gash
- Liverpool/Birmingham being butters
- No PBL
- Dr. Alice Roberts

)

My GCSEs are poor and I want to do medicne, what did the 'poor' applicants in your year get - I got 1A*, 6As, 3Bs, would you say I have a chance?

i got worse than this and im currently doing well in terms of application
all interviews done, 1 med offer, waiting to hear final decisions from 3

i got worse than this and im currently doing well in terms of application
all interviews done, 1 med offer, waiting to hear final decisions from 3

Well done, thats really good, where did you apply?

plus a super high decent ukcat score *cough* lol

without that UKCAT it would have most likely been 4 rejections

and then theres cabot circus, banksy, the nightlife hollisters!! park street, clifton, jonny depp... i loves my bristol

Yes, yes. Your GCSEs are fine. I got 1.5A*s, 5As, 6Bs and 1C. You'll do fine. There are places to avoid but equally there are loads of places that'll more than happily take you. Southampton, for example, only credit up to 7Bs whereas Birmingham want 8A*s or something. It all depends on the place, but there are plenty that'll take you (:

Wow, you applied to Cambridge with those GCSE grades. Takes alot of balls. It makes me feel far better about applying to Cambridge seeing as everyone seems to be set on crushing my dreams because my GCSE grades apparently aren't good enough. Do you mind if I ask what you got at AS Level?

I thought BSMS was a very popular choice because of location. Not sure thought, I vaguely remember some ridiculous applicant : places ratio.

My GCSEs are poor and I want to do medicne, what did the 'poor' applicants in your year get - I got 1A*, 6As, 3Bs, would you say I have a chance?

Cambridge ask for Cs at GCSE level. I got interviewed and to the pooling stage so it's more than possible with said GCSEs. If you want to apply for Cambridge, go for it! Best of luck. I got 4 A grades at AS level, Maths was about 90% as was Chemistry, Biology was just an A and PE was around 100% (100% in the exam, a bit shy in the coursework). Don't let people crush your dreams, pursue them and who knows what you can achieve. I nearly didn't apply to Cambridge and I'm so glad I did, just to give it a shot.

My GCSEs are poor and I want to do medicne, what did the 'poor' applicants in your year get - I got 1A*, 6As, 3Bs, would you say I have a chance?

- Nice place
- Nice Uni
- High quality gash
- Liverpool/Birmingham being butters
- No PBL
- Dr. Alice Roberts

I can think of more, honest


In order: Bristol, Durham, GKT and RUMS (thought Durham and GKT may change depending on the UKCAT )