Is biology absolutely necessary for medicine?
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Re: Is biology absolutely necessary for medicine?Don't know much? Of course not, I just applied and got into medical school without knowing anything at all(Original post by int_applicant)
why dont u kiss my As** and shut the hec up ..you obviously dont know much...What I am syaing here is that Biology is important for medical schools and even more important when you get into medical school.....is that misleading.....
Go masturbate or something.....
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Re: Is biology absolutely necessary for medicine?
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/show...0#post30653790
This thread says it all. For Oxbridge/Imperial/ UCL, just take your Biology to A2.
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Re: Is biology absolutely necessary for medicine?While I realise what I said was wrong, this statement is wrong too. For example, Newcastle allow people to have ONLY Biology OR Chemistry, as long as they have the other one at Grade A at GCSE.(Original post by illusionz)
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Re: Is biology absolutely necessary for medicine?Oh really? I suggest you look into UEA's entry requirements.....(Original post by illusionz)
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Re: Is biology absolutely necessary for medicine?I suggest you shut the F***K up... UEA made a big mistake of accepting you... they will see that, sooner or later....(Original post by xXxBaby-BooxXx)
Oh really? I suggest you look into UEA's entry requirements.....