What kind of proof do they require after an offer in Medicine

Hey, I am an EU applicant (no A Levels) and I would like to know what kind of proofs (certificates, etc) do they ask from the Admissions office after the offer.

generally you have to bring your certificates at the start of term or to the interview along with lots of ID.

Wheres Bute med school?

Thanks for the reply. I have an issue though... I have sent my certificates for translation into English to the local British Council and they have written on every page "The British Council accepts no responsibility for the authenticity of the provided document". Would they accept such a translation? It sounds as I have forged the document I gave them to translate!

Well I'm sure this isn't a unique thing that the British Council have chosen to write on just your translations, so I bet they'll have seen this countless times before. All it means is that by translating them the British Council are not endorsing them, as they haven't done anything to check the authenticity of them - doesn't sound like you've faked them at all.

Yes, I understand that but how the university makes sure that they are for real? Will they contact the school/university that issued them? Shouldn't I prove to them that they are indeed original?

Yes, I understand that but how the university makes sure that they are for real? Will they contact the school/university that issued them? Shouldn't I prove to them that they are indeed original?

Generally universities are very good at noticing fakes. If they have any doubts they will contact the issuing authority.

Which documents are you having translated?

My high school diploma, my BA degree.