BBBB AS levels

While this maybe true, most schools, including mine, don't certificate after As level. They reject the grades and wait till the end of A-levels. This therefore gives you the option of not declaring your grades.

Will universities accept this?

Should do provided you dont show your As grades on the UCAS form and your teachers predict you A's.

I know that. But medicine being as competitive as it is, BBBB is not what the unis are expecting when there will be more than enough candidates with AAAA.

Very true, but grades are the deciding factor. If someone cant manage 3 A-levels how do they expect to make it through 6 years at uni?

Plus i think the only reason that there is so much emphasis on extra curricular stuff is because there is no other way for universities to differentiate students because most people applying have got 3A's. If you've got the intellectual capabilities and some level of interpersonal skills i think one could make it as a doctor.

im not sure tbh, i worked very hard. i had to self teach half the biology and chemistry course as our teachers went off sick/maternity leave and the school didnt bother to replace them. music is a complicated issue and maths was an unlucky paper (i got high A's in 2 of them and messed up the 3rd)

But they stopped that this year!!
I promise! lol

But they stopped that this year!!
I promise! lol