Medicine rejections

It sounds like you need to sort your pre-settled status thing? You need to seek advice from citizens advice or similar because this is quite a big deal due to the length of the course- they won't want someone to start medicine unless there is a high chance they will complete the course.

If your heart is set on medicine then biomedical science or pharmacology isn't the same. Can you go to work/gap year and then reapply in the next cycle?

Thank you for the advice, we have applied for settled status but i dont know how long its going to take for home office to get back so i am leaning over to taking a gap year it not like i have much option because i cant possibly pay the tuition fees. Thank you again!

Lots of overseas students enrol on the course so it can't be that problematic to get the appropriate approval from the Home Office to remain. Don't be too down-hearted: it doesn't sound like anything is any fault of your own. I'm surprised the Home office aren't more pragmatic in this as they must know some University courses at at least 4 years in length which puts an automatic barrier in front of people with any query over their residency status.

I have received 2/4 rejections and another 1 has said that I can’t be considered because of my pre settled status. From what it seems like i will be likely rejected from the last one. I have been offered bio medical science from Hull uni and pharmacology from Huddersfield uni. I am really unsure of what to do, pls if someone could me out pls thanks

I have applied to most gateway years and they don’t accept anyone who isn’t a home student so that’s probably the main reason of rejection but we have contacted home office severaaaal times all they say is they can’t provide any update on visa’s, very disheartening but i will probably have to take a gap year. If I do contact home office again about uni do i ask them for some kind of proof that I could provide the uni which will allow the uni to accept me?

Hey, don’t worry about it. Last year when I applied I got 0 interviews. So I’ve taken a gap year and now have 2 interviews so far and 1 rejection. Persistence pays off!