Med A-level choices problems - Imperial Med!

Even though it's a BSc degree?

I feel terrible for getting involved in this discussion because I'm not a prospective med student. I've applied for Economics with A level Chemistry, Economics, Philosophy + AS Maths.
I hear Sociology is an easy subject, you can get a good grade in it then drop it.

So are you planning on doing the AS over the summer?

RS is the most respected subject out of all of them.

Biology & Chemistry are a must, okay, we got that one.

But would I not stand a chance with a third A-level in Psychology and a fourth AS in Sociology? Law? RS?

Also, I can't do maths or physics at all.

UCL and Barts and the London have replied saying that that's fine, Southampton haven't replied, but then again, they haven't even specified if they want a fourth AS, so yeah, I'd assume they agree.
It's Imperial that's the problem...they haven't replied and I'm being told I wouldn't make it to interview with the above combination
(I've wanted to go here since I was thirteen, so it is a big deal to me, and no I'm not going to think of not applying there!)

Advice on that?

Also, given that my school does not cooperate with me, would AS Sociology (or any other one) with ICS learning (distance learning) be okay, or would it not really count on my UCAS...?

Really confused. Help.

Doesn't make a difference really, if your intending on going to Imperial and take the BMAT without decent Physics/Maths skills your not going to get an interview. Brush up!

I meant A-level, I've been told the BMAT and UKCAT don't have A-level standard maths and physics.

That's a bit of a lie.

That's a bit of a lie.

Seriously...then how have people I know gotten into places like Imperial and UCL with great BMATs and not taken A-levels in maths or physics?

Like moi. You can swot the GCSE syllabuses (?different exam boards?), practice and get a good score as you say. It's the way the questions are phrased rather than the content - a bit of lateral thinking =/= this **** must be from A Level. However, if you are taking them at A Level then:
1) evidently the concepts are going to be much fresher in your head, though it would pay to go over the GCSE syllabuses anyway.
2) if you're maxing out UMS without too much hassle, then clearly maths & physics come somewhat naturally to you anyway (certainly didn't to me!).

But yeah, you can not do them at A Level and still do well.

That's a bit of a lie.

Well, it shouldn't be because when I last checked neither of those subjects are required for the courses that require you to do the BMAT/UKCAT.

Oh goodie I've done the whole AS maths syllabus (just not going to do the exams and get the AS because I won't pass) so I just need to brush up on that, and GCSE Physics was a breeze, I'll just go through the CGP guide and my friends textbook, should be fine As for the people who think it's A-level standard due to the wording - you call yourself smart? Ha.

Where do you go, btw? Also what A-levels did you do (just want people's opnions, not gonna stalk you )

Well, it shouldn't be because when I last checked neither of those subjects are required for the courses that require you to do the BMAT/UKCAT.