I have applied for A100 Medicine at Liverpool, starting in 2023. My predicted grades are A*AA in bio, chem and psychology. I have already gotten rejected pre interview for Cardiff and Aston. I already had 1 interview at another university, but that did not go well so I am not confident in getting an offer from them. My UCAT is 2700 B2 and my gcses points I calculated for Liverpool was 24
I received an interview invite for Liverpool, and from the 2021-22 cycle the interview to offer ratio was 1:4.8, which I think is still makes my chances of getting an offer very slim. I will of course prepare so much for this interview, however, I fear that I have a high chance of getting rejected, as the lowest UCAT score last year interviewed was 2620, meaning that my UCAT score of 2700 is on the lower end of the spectrum. So I fear that even if my interview goes well, but not really amazing, that I won't get an offer as so many other interviewees would have much higher UCAT scores than me. I know I should remain optimistic but the other rejections have really knocked my confidence, and especially considering the very slim chances of getting an offer with Liverpool, is it realistic to assume that this year I won't get an offer? And I don't think Liverpool discloses how the UCAT is used combined with interview scoring in giving out offers
The idea of taking a gap year is most realistic for me too, although it was something I never considered beforehand as I wanted to move out of my family home as fast as possible, but I think I just have to accept it at this point
Thanks