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Cambridge (hopefully, my maths prediction is a bit crap)
Imperial
King's
UCL
yummy.
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Do any unis in Scotland not require the UKCAT? I figure it's inevitable I'll have to do it, but just wondering which ones put less weight on it.
All Scottish unis require the UKCAT. As the UKCAT will only be in its second year, it's hard to say how universities will use it. You could try phoning/emailing and asking? A girl in my year got an interview in Glasgow with an average of below 600 but that's all I know. Barts seems to be the only one that has stated a cut-off point (of an average of 600). Wait until you sit it before you decide, you may do better than you think!
The only universities that don't want any exam are Birmingham (high GCSE requirements though), Bristol and Liverpool. Belfast didn't require it last year but do this year.
I've changed my mind a lot recently - after going to a few open days I'm now thinking definitely Sheffield and Leicester, and possibly Nottingham/St Georges/Barts. Not so sure about the London ones though as I don't really want to stay down south 
Is it risky picking 4 UKCAT unis? It's sort of unavoidable since about 25 out of 30ish med schools require it, but I don't want to choose a non-UKCAT uni solely on the basis of that...
Is it risky picking 4 UKCAT unis? It's sort of unavoidable since about 25 out of 30ish med schools require it, but I don't want to choose a non-UKCAT uni solely on the basis of that...
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I've changed my mind a lot recently - after going to a few open days I'm now thinking definitely Sheffield and Leicester, and possibly Nottingham/St Georges/Barts. Not so sure about the London ones though as I don't really want to stay down south
Is it risky picking 4 UKCAT unis? It's sort of unavoidable since about 25 out of 30ish med schools require it, but I don't want to choose a non-UKCAT uni solely on the basis of that...
Is it risky picking 4 UKCAT unis? It's sort of unavoidable since about 25 out of 30ish med schools require it, but I don't want to choose a non-UKCAT uni solely on the basis of that...
Nothing wrong with picking four UKCAT unis, like you said, there are so many of them its hard not to! I got a score of about 600, and got four interviews from UKCAT unis, so as long as you do ok, it should be fine.
Yeah, I doubt they'll put a lot of emphasis on the UKCAT. It'll make a difference sure, but nothing too major, although I reckon it'll carry a bit more worth than last year following it's "success"...
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I'm thinking Manchester and Nottingham definately. Nottingham is like heaven
Having spent a week there.
The probably Liverpool and i'm still undecided on whether to apply to somewhere in scotland or somewhere else in England.
Hmm...
I'm thinking Manchester and Nottingham definately. Nottingham is like heaven
Having spent a week there. The probably Liverpool and i'm still undecided on whether to apply to somewhere in scotland or somewhere else in England.
Hmm...
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