medicine applicant

I'm a concerned mother of an applicant and I would like advice as to whether she is making realistic choices for her medical schools. She has 9A* 1 A at GCSE nd 3 A's at AS doing a preU for her 4th. she got 735 for her UKCAT. she's predicted 2 A* out of 4 Alevels. she is applying to Edinburgh, Bristol Sheffield and King's College. are they good choices for her ?

I'm a concerned mother of an applicant and I would like advice as to whether she is making realistic choices for her medical schools. She has 9A* 1 A at GCSE nd 3 A's at AS doing a preU for her 4th. she got 735 for her UKCAT. she's predicted 2 A* out of 4 Alevels. she is applying to Edinburgh, Bristol Sheffield and King's College. are they good choices for her ?

I think they are good choices if she has a really excellent PS and interviews well. Be aware that Edinburgh is crazy competitive academically, is very demanding about EC's and W/E and should be considered a long shot for all but a few applicants. Bristol is 20% academic and 80% PS, so can be risky with a mediocre PS. I'm not familiar with Sheffield. Maybe consider Birmingham as they have a high interview to offer ratio, and interview most applicants that are strong academcially? It''s a good safety option.

thank you for your advice.what are ECs and W/E?

I'm a concerned mother of an applicant and I would like advice as to whether she is making realistic choices for her medical schools. She has 9A* 1 A at GCSE nd 3 A's at AS doing a preU for her 4th. she got 735 for her UKCAT. she's predicted 2 A* out of 4 Alevels. she is applying to Edinburgh, Bristol Sheffield and King's College. are they good choices for her ?

Being totally serious and genuine here, that UKCAT of your daughters may not be high enough to secure an interview at KCL, she might want to reconsider that choice

Posted from TSR Mobile