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Graduates applying for medicine (2018 entry)

Anyone whose previously applied to newcastle if you could be of help:

(Original post by Newcastle University) Hi, Graduates can apply to A100 but the entry requirements will remain the same. However, A Levels and GCSEs aren't taken into account for the accelerated A101 course. Hope that helps The 2018 MBBS Admissions Policy is here: http://www.ncl.ac.uk/media/wwwnclacu...uly%202017.pdf Persephone

I have seen this posted by newcastle uni, however i've spoken to their admissions who informed me that A-levels were not looked at for grads applying to their 5 year course, can anyone clarify which information was wrong?

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medicalminded

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I am graduating in 2018 from Biomedical sciences, however have decided to apply to Czech Republic and also the four year graduate entry programme Poznan in Poland. I have heading to the exhibition at the royal society of medicine on Sunday as Poznan are going to be there. May be a backup option if you are interested.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/md-expo-london-2017-tickets-33523035301

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MZI3

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Has anybody any replies for interviews etc?

When should we be expecting replies? I know i keep on reading and hearing Nov-March but surely there is a peak time to hear back replies? It has been one week that the universities have the ukcat results.

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alfresco_

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Original post by MZI3

Has anybody any replies for interviews etc?

When should we be expecting replies? I know i keep on reading and hearing Nov-March but surely there is a peak time to hear back replies? It has been one week that the universities have the ukcat results.

It honestly just depends on the university, just check with them or on the websites?

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Kanedcm

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I got offered an interview today at Cardiff, it seems as if GAMSAT unis are a bit quicker with it.

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MZI3

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Original post by Kanedcm

I got offered an interview today at Cardiff, it seems as if GAMSAT unis are a bit quicker with it.

Well done! Hope it goes well :smile:

And thank you for letting me know

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Kanedcm

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Thanks

Haha yeah it’s just the next stage of stress.

No problem, best of luck!

Reply 207

animepandabear

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Hi guys just looking for a little bit of advice.
I am filling in the Nottingham work experience form. I did a biomedical sciences degree in 2014 and I am currently in my final year of my nursing degree. I had jobs in hospitals before I started my nursing degree and I obviously have had many placements. Do I put all the placements I have done on this sheet, that will come out to about 12 different work experience placements or should I just pick the most recent or my favourites?
TIA

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alfresco_

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Original post by animepandabear

Hi guys just looking for a little bit of advice.
I am filling in the Nottingham work experience form. I did a biomedical sciences degree in 2014 and I am currently in my final year of my nursing degree. I had jobs in hospitals before I started my nursing degree and I obviously have had many placements. Do I put all the placements I have done on this sheet, that will come out to about 12 different work experience placements or should I just pick the most recent or my favourites?
TIA

You're best off calling them or posting in the Notts thread.

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animepandabear

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Original post by alfresco_

You're best off calling them or posting in the Notts thread.

Thanks. I've looked for a Notts thread to no avail. Don't suppose you've found it?

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alfresco_

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Original post by animepandabear

Thanks. I've looked for a Notts thread to no avail. Don't suppose you've found it?

I haven't applied there so I'm not sure but there definitely should be one

Reply 211

animepandabear

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Original post by alfresco_

I haven't applied there so I'm not sure but there definitely should be one

Thank you anyway. I rang them and there isn't a upper limit, in case others have the same question.

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ktron

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Original post by animepandabear

Thank you anyway. I rang them and there isn't a upper limit, in case others have the same question.

Hi,

Thanks for updating the rest of us. I'm in a similar boat. I completed the NHS STP scheme and did a whole range of smaller placements.

So i might just put it in as one experience but explain the different areas in the comments whilst breaking the placements down a bit as well.

Reply 213

go-study-hard

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Hello everyone!! I am a first year studying graduate entry medicine at Warwick - I have a YouTube channel where I talk about all things related to GEM). If you have any questions at all, please feel free to message me on here or over twitter (@joanne_m_rose) or on instagram (https://www.instagram.com/jo_journey_to_medicine ) - Good luck everyone!! :smile:

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rachyyyy

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has Glasgow given out rejections yet?