*MEGATHREAD* Medicine A-Level subjects queries UPDATED for 2022 entry

Just be aware that if you want to go to any universities which use the BMAT, you may have to work quite hard to get your maths and physics up to scratch at the beginning of Y13. This may not be an issue for you as more universities use UKCAT.

No not with psychology, unis don’t allow that as there is an overlap in content from physcology and biology. Starting from 2020 all medical schools want student to be sitting 4 A level exams with 3 sciences (science meaning bio, chem, physics, maths) and a 4th subject that is an a level language

So can i not get into medicine if i pick these 3 A Levels.

I assume this is a troll? I cannot think of a med school that will not accept Psychology and am not aware of plans for it to be compulsory for 4 A levels and a language. If you believe this is genuine, can you post your sources, please?

Yes, you can get into med school with these A levels

Ring corporate gmc number at the bottom of their website and ask to be directed to chief executive with clearance level 4 and ask him. It’s something they are trying to keep hidden at the moment as they know it will cause up roar

So does that mean if I drop physics and don’t do one more subject about language then I wouldn’t be able to study medicine? So I need to do 5 subjects? Really?

No, not at all. Ignore this - it's trolling and please report it under 'not constructive'

For medicine, you need 2 science/maths A levels. Your third choice can be anything. Most schools will want one of the science A levels to be chemistry. That's about it for the vast majority of medical schools.

I know. It sounds so ridiculous and there’s no point doing that. Thank you so much and I have dropped my physics today and I feel so relived and I have more time to revise and focus on the subjects that really important to me.

For a level can I take:
Biology chemistry, philosophy and psychology?

What subjects do they require?

What subjects do they require?