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what degress can you do that are siuitable for graduate entry for medicine
all i know of is biomedical science and mibomedical engineering...are there any more?
all i know of is biomedical science and mibomedical engineering...are there any more?
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biological science, biochemistry, biology, chemistry, human biology .....
in some cases, art history, musical engineering, media studies...
go figure
go figure
shar7p
what degress can you do that are siuitable for graduate entry for medicine
all i know of is biomedical science and mibomedical engineering...are there any more?
all i know of is biomedical science and mibomedical engineering...are there any more?
Er...what is mibomedical engineering??
Any life science degree ought to be suitable...
Why not apply for undergraduate medicine? Isn't the competition for graduate-entry medicine even more fierce?
Why not apply for undergraduate medicine? Isn't the competition for graduate-entry medicine even more fierce?
ye i thought it was more fierce.
is microbiology a suitable degree?
im doing the alevel chemistry in 1 year-,and i got AB in bio and english..i planned to apply for medicine after a2 results,take a gap year- as i ddint want to apply this year as i was unsure- but incase i dont get AAA in alevel results
im applying for a science degree this spetember as a back up incase i dont have the grades to apply after A2 results for undegrad medicine
i know that grad entry med is much more competitive but its back up incase i dont get the grades next year
im doing the alevel chemistry in 1 year-,and i got AB in bio and english..i planned to apply for medicine after a2 results,take a gap year- as i ddint want to apply this year as i was unsure- but incase i dont get AAA in alevel results
im applying for a science degree this spetember as a back up incase i dont have the grades to apply after A2 results for undegrad medicine
i know that grad entry med is much more competitive but its back up incase i dont get the grades next year
It'll cost a FORTUNE to do medicine as a grad in 2010...just warning you.
http://www.medschoolsonline.co.uk/index.php?pageid=11
you can also apply for the 5 yr course at some places with any degree
you can also apply for the 5 yr course at some places with any degree
welcome_to_the_jungle
http://www.medschoolsonline.co.uk/index.php?pageid=11
you can also apply for the 5 yr course at some places with any degree
you can also apply for the 5 yr course at some places with any degree
^ thanks
shar7p
so is biology a suitable degree?
Yes. As I mentioned earlier, ANYTHING is a suitable degree for a lot of places. But if your interest lies with medicine, I'd do biomedical sciences, or something with a lot of anatomy/physiology behind it. But if you want to do something slightly less conventional, then go for it, as you may not enjoy 3 years of your life if you pick something you may not enjoy simply for the sake of believing you have a better chance of graduate medical school...
yeah it's stupid picking a really "good" subject if you end up with a 2.2 at the end coz you can't do it/don't like it. i'd really consider focussing on getting your grades this year, also resitting A levels can be done, i know at least 3 people in my year who got in after resitting. it's way cheaper and a lot easier. graduate entry is crazy stuff.....
RESIT your Alevels (have you even sat your A2s yet?!) and take a GAP year.
You will probably get disillusioned with a science degree because its hard work and if you don't enjoy it - its even harder. Take it from me.
You will probably get disillusioned with a science degree because its hard work and if you don't enjoy it - its even harder. Take it from me.
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