Graduate entry into medicine

Hey guys

I was wondering if you could help me. I am currently undertaking a BSc Biochemistry degree and i am on target for gain a first class honours degree.

I am interesting in perusing a career in medicine after i graduate and i was wondering whether my a-levels and GCSE grades will be taken into consideration. I got CCC in my levels (maths, chem, bio).

I was also wondering if the university you graduate from will be taken into account e.g someone from oxford with a first in biochem pplying to (graduate entry into medicine) GEM compared to someone from royal Holloway with the same degree and grades.

Thanks

Hey guys

I was wondering if you could help me. I am currently undertaking a BSc Biochemistry degree and i am on target for gain a first class honours degree.

I am interesting in perusing a career in medicine after i graduate and i was wondering whether my a-levels and GCSE grades will be taken into consideration. I got CCC in my levels (maths, chem, bio).

I was also wondering if the university you graduate from will be taken into account e.g someone from oxford with a first in biochem pplying to (graduate entry into medicine) GEM compared to someone from royal Holloway with the same degree and grades.

Thanks

ohh sorry for posting it in the wrong place, i was sure i clicked on postgraduates.

I was just wondering what would be the top 3 factors that admissions tutors looks for in application apart from work experience and relevant degree subject ?

Hey, i understand that it is competitive, i am currently on a first having achieved 70% in all of my assignments. From the university websites most of them state that they require a 2.1 or a first, some even say that they do not require any scientific background ...... but what i was confused about is that i thought it would of been less competitive than undergraduate medicine seeing as most people dont get a 1.1 or 2.1 or just dont want to continue futher education ...... also i was wondering apart from grades what other factors do university take into account when considiring applicants ??

OKAY, im in the same position as you...

But i think you need to "research" a lot more than you seem to have done.

GEP is very competitive, to the point I'm not even going to bother going for GEP, its not even worth it.

Your A level grades aren't that bad, you can still apply... but try and eliminate the ones you defo defo can't apply to.

You need to achieve 2.1/ 1.1 for bham and oxbridge it think, and a lot of universities dont bother even predicting you a higher grade if you dont achieve it now.

Hey guys

I was wondering if you could help me. I am currently undertaking a BSc Biochemistry degree and i am on target for gain a first class honours degree.

I am interesting in perusing a career in medicine after i graduate and i was wondering whether my a-levels and GCSE grades will be taken into consideration. I got CCC in my levels (maths, chem, bio).

I was also wondering if the university you graduate from will be taken into account e.g someone from oxford with a first in biochem pplying to (graduate entry into medicine) GEM compared to someone from royal Holloway with the same degree and grades.

Thanks

sorry to be a retard..... what is the difference between BM5 and normal graduate entry into medicine ? :-s

Hiya mate

No, the university you go to does not matter.

Also: Are you Iranian?

thanks guys for clearing that up
Sorry but i have one more questions lol, just wondering whether it makes a difference for applicants if they have a masters or just a straight degree to get into graduate entry ? or do the uni's conclude there decision based on your degree ?