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BTEC and medicine

hey guys,

I want to do medicine in uni but i am currently doing BTEC applied science diploma and BTEC health and social which planing to drop and do some other Level 3 BTEC course.
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yt7777
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If you want to stick with the BTEC pathway you should probably do a BTEC Level 3 Extended in Applied Science (Medical science) and that can get into the first year at ;

- Plymouth (after taking GAMSAT)

Or through a Foundation year at:

- University of East Anglia (DDM)
- Keele (DDD)
- University of Nottingham (DDM)
- Bradford (260 points)

you may also want to consider doing a 3 year BSc medical related degree (e.g. Biomedical science) and then do PG medicine, you could do a BSc or MSci in Applied Medical Sciences at University College London (UCL) if you were to achieve grades of DDD (distinctions) on your BTEC in Applied Science
(edited 8 years ago)
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ammykathu
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Thank you :smile:

Original post by yt7777
If you want to stick with the BTEC pathway you should probably do a BTEC Level 3 Extended in Applied Science (Medical science) and that can get into the first year at ;

- Plymouth (after taking GAMSAT)

Or through a Foundation year at:

- University of East Anglia (DDM)
- Keele (DDD)
- University of Nottingham (DDM)
- Bradford (260 points)

you may also want to consider doing a 3 year BSc medical related degree (e.g. Biomedical science) and then do PG medicine, you could do a BSc or MSci in Applied Medical Sciences at University College London (UCL) if you were to achieve grades of DDD (distinctions) on your BTEC in Applied Science
Original post by yt7777
If you want to stick with the BTEC pathway you should probably do a BTEC Level 3 Extended in Applied Science (Medical science) and that can get into the first year at ;

- Plymouth (after taking GAMSAT)

Or through a Foundation year at:

- University of East Anglia (DDM)
- Keele (DDD)
- University of Nottingham (DDM)
- Bradford (260 points)

you may also want to consider doing a 3 year BSc medical related degree (e.g. Biomedical science) and then do PG medicine, you could do a BSc or MSci in Applied Medical Sciences at University College London (UCL) if you were to achieve grades of DDD (distinctions) on your BTEC in Applied Science


Thank you so much

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