Basically, I want to do medicine in university, eventually, whether it's straight from A2's or from Biomed or something like that
but after reading a few threads, it seems that getting into uni is based atleast partially on GCSE grades. and my GCSE grades are absolutely abysmal. B's in Science, Maths, IT, and English, and everything else was C's.
is this going to be a permanent problem? I mean, I'm doing Chemistry, Biology, and English Language at A/S, and A2 next year, and maybe an A/S in physics or maths or something. Assuming I get something like AAB or AABb, will I have much trouble getting into university?
because I barely have that much hope as it is. =/
oh, and on a side note...do universities generally look down on people who spend longer than 2 years in college? I did a computer course last year and dropped out because it was boring, started A/S's this year. which means I'm a year behind. is that going to be a problem?