Medicine or IB???????
Hi guys,
Just wondering, if i cannot get into medicine with AAA at A-level and necessary work experience, is it best to go with a back up plan or reapply the following year?
Will maths,phys,chem and bio advantage me yet disallows me from studying going into IB and study at a reputable university?
What do you say TSR
Just wondering, if i cannot get into medicine with AAA at A-level and necessary work experience, is it best to go with a back up plan or reapply the following year?
Will maths,phys,chem and bio advantage me yet disallows me from studying going into IB and study at a reputable university?
What do you say TSR
Original post by Greatthinker
Will maths,phys,chem and bio advantage me yet disallows me from studying going into IB and study at a reputable university?
Can you rephrase this?? I have no idea what on earth you're trying to express.
Original post by seaholme
Can you rephrase this?? I have no idea what on earth you're trying to express.
im planning on studying chem,bio, phys and maths.
Is this advantageous for medicine when compared to maths,chemistry, biology +any other alevel?
Medicine might not be what i desire in the future thus should i choose 2 sciences and math+ economics?
I hope this is easier to understand.
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Although many people do physics you don't necessarily need it.
I do maths, bio, chem and economics and I feel that by doing a non science fourth subject I am able to show other skills.
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I do maths, bio, chem and economics and I feel that by doing a non science fourth subject I am able to show other skills.
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Original post by mliela
I do maths, bio, chem and economics and I feel that by doing a non science fourth subject I am able to show other skills.
Interesting. For IB/accountancy would you say these are good choices
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I'm only really sure about medicine. For accountancy I think maths and Econ are good and then you can do the two sciences. It still gives you the option to go into either career
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Original post by mliela
Although many people do physics you don't necessarily need it.
I do maths, bio, chem and economics and I feel that by doing a non science fourth subject I am able to show other skills.
Interesting. For IB/accountancy would you say these are good choices
I do maths, bio, chem and economics and I feel that by doing a non science fourth subject I am able to show other skills.
Interesting. For IB/accountancy would you say these are good choices
I'm only really sure about medicine. For accountancy I think maths and Econ are good and then you can do the two sciences. It still gives you the option to go into either career
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