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What to study to be a doctor?

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Is specialising optional?

Not really. You have to do something for the rest of your life after foundation years, and just continuing to rotate through random SHO posts isn't a particularly easy or attractive option.

Reply 61

habibiamir

Heyya,I wanted to know that if you do just one sciences such as biology for A2's,can you still go to become a GP doctor?? Thank you !!

Reply 62

coconut2456

Original post by habibiamir

Heyya,I wanted to know that if you do just one sciences such as biology for A2's,can you still go to become a GP doctor?? Thank you !!

Don't think so, you'll need chemistry to at least AS too

Reply 63

habibiamir

heyya,
So can you still do foundation medicine course if you only do one science such as biology or does it have to be two?

Reply 64

habibiamir

Can someone please tell me that if i do biology,Sociology,English and Sociology as my A2's,can i apply for a medical school?

Reply 65

habibiamir

Thanky ou a lot but they made me drop Chemistry since i failed it :frown:

Reply 66

Ronove

Original post by habibiamir

heyya,
So can you still do foundation medicine course if you only do one science such as biology or does it have to be two?

For some foundation courses, having a science will mean you do not qualify at all. Have a look at the top of the subforum/thread list etc for links to the wiki info pages.