Original post by morteamie
i was just wondering on whether or not university of manchester looks at the predicted a level grades when look at medicine applications and how much of an effect they have on whether or not the student gets an interview.
Yes they do - you need to meet minimum. I have seen quite a few on threads here rejected for not doing this, in some cases where their schools put in the wrong predicted grades. They filter out those not meeting basic requirements rigorously, as I expect most unis will
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