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EE offers for medicine anyone?

Reply 40

Asclepius

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pamelaa

its tuesday

Reply 41

Democracy

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pamelaa

its tuesday

And my post in AAM asking for my sub to be unfrozen hasn't been answered :sad:

Sine

Well because it's really low and Medicine is really competitive.

Well yes, but if someone gains an interview at Cambridge with an excellent track record, and aces the interview what's to say they won't repeat it? As has been said, most of the EE candidates still go onto to achieve AAA or whatever. It's not an entry requirement per se though, you can't apply with predictions of EE and expect an interview :tongue:

Reply 42

pamelaa

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Democracy

And my post in AAM asking for my sub to be unfrozen hasn't been answered :sad:

Well yes, but if someone gains an interview at Cambridge with an excellent track record, and aces the interview what's to say they won't repeat it? As has been said, most of the EE candidates still go onto to achieve AAA or whatever. It's not an entry requirement per se though, you can't apply with predictions of EE and expect an interview :tongue:

but we have so much to talk about :frown:

Oh and I think the people who get EE offers would work, I mean what if you end up not liking the course, you're doomed.

Reply 43

Sephirona

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Democracy

And my post in AAM asking for my sub to be unfrozen hasn't been answered :sad:

Well yes, but if someone gains an interview at Cambridge with an excellent track record, and aces the interview what's to say they won't repeat it? As has been said, most of the EE candidates still go onto to achieve AAA or whatever. It's not an entry requirement per se though, you can't apply with predictions of EE and expect an interview :tongue:

What if the candidate actually get's a EEE, or something similar?

Reply 44

FFCrusader

12

hmm I haven't heard of someone getting an EE offer for medicine, but then again I don't actually know many people who have applied for medicine at Oxbridge (I have only ever heard of Oxbridge giving out EE offers, no where else :tongue:

The rents remind me now and then that my brother got an EE offer at Oxford for maths many years ago and it makes me feel stupid :sad:

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Reply 45

Sine

Democracy

And my post in AAM asking for my sub to be unfrozen hasn't been answered :sad:

Well yes, but if someone gains an interview at Cambridge with an excellent track record, and aces the interview what's to say they won't repeat it? As has been said, most of the EE candidates still go onto to achieve AAA or whatever. It's not an entry requirement per se though, you can't apply with predictions of EE and expect an interview :tongue:

Lol okay, but what if they do actually get an EE? Do they still have the offer? :woo:

Reply 46

wizz_kid

16

Isometrix

for medicine i think it's only done by Christ's College, Cambridge.

wow an EE offer for medicine! Those students who get that must be some have like 15 A*'s, 99-100%'s UMS's , blah blah blah!

Reply 47

Asclepius

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Sephirona

What if the candidate actually get's a EEE, or something similar?

Then they've fulfilled their offer, so I guess they're in :dontknow:

Reply 48

pamelaa

17

Alex L

Reply 49

Asclepius

12

pamelaa

I realised after I'd posted :redface:

Reply 50

NissanMicra

i know someone with triple E offer from christs for med with choral scholarship full marks in bio a level- from state school

Reply 51

Isherwood

6

A lot of people going to Oxbridge already have an A at A-level and are doing 3/4 more now. Basically their As modules and their 1 A at A-level mean their AAA offers are usually able to obtain with getting CCC at A-level, meaning for them it's not going to happen unless something really really bad happens.

I think its crazy.. the EE offer has the same value to me as any offer from Oxbridge. It's an offer and usually to get that offer your not going to have to really work your socks off to meet it because your As results will weigh up.

Reply 52

*MJ*

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Alex L

Then they've fulfilled their offer, so I guess they're in :dontknow:

That would be really cheeky if they intentionally didn't turn up to the exams and just chilled out all year and completed like 16 PS3 games and turned up to Oxford and got accepted... :tongue:

That would be so cool... :cool:

Reply 53

freshie

my mate got an EE offer..it basically means he has to stay at school and complete his exams..i think he already has like EE..but yeah..its basically unconditional..cambridge too! lol

EE offers for medicine anyone?

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