UKCAT: 765 Degree: Biomedical Science 2.1 from King's College A-levels: AABa (A Biology, B Chem) GCSEs: Mainly Bs Work experience/extra: 1 week in Cardiology and general medicine, 1 week General Surgery. 4 weeks in GP surgery. 1 week in GP out of hours. 1 year care home. 4 years charity fundraising. student mentor, tutored students with reading difficulties. Captain of 5 a side football team.
You stand a reasonable chance at the universities which focus on high UKCAT scores, such as the likes on Manchester and Newcastle I think, you seems like you have a reasonably strong application, paired with a high score in UKCAT, I guess you could apply to most medicine schools. Although do keep in mind that GEM is very competitive, and there are many universities, such as Birmingham which only consider applicants with a First in the first degree, due to the sheer number of applications they receive Good luck
UKCAT: 765 Degree: Biomedical Science 2.1 from King's College A-levels: AABa (A Biology, B Chem) GCSEs: Mainly Bs Work experience/extra: 1 week in Cardiology and general medicine, 1 week General Surgery. 4 weeks in GP surgery. 1 week in GP out of hours. 1 year care home. 4 years charity fundraising. student mentor, tutored students with reading difficulties. Captain of 5 a side football team.
This question is better answered by sitting down and actually looking through medical school websites (there aren't many) instead of expecting other people to do your dog work.
This question is better answered by sitting down and actually looking through medical school websites (there aren't many) instead of expecting other people to do your dog work.