What do you think is a good salary and why?

Oh sorry, i must have misread something. Thought you were looking at London.

For the best choice of unis i think you need A-Levels. Can you still switch, even if it means an extra year at college? Universities don't care if you are 18 or 19 as long as you have the grades.

The UCAS tariff says how many points different courses are worth, and lots of unis set entry requirements in the form of tariff points. Some of the more selective will only consider a-levels though.
https://www.ucas.com/ucas/undergraduate/getting-started/entry-requirements/tariff/tariff-tables

Can't! You need grade Bs in alevels.. forget that... how much do u earn?

£24k in Oxford, which is just enough to rent a flat. I'm not a graduate though. Still doing Open University.

Not sure what you mean about needing Bs. You didn't already take any A-Levels, did you? What I suggested is to switch from your BTEC course to some A-Levels.

What course u taking?? And im not doing alevels, you need grade bs at gcse in order to do alevels plus since my course allows me to do a degree in pharmacology, neuroscience, chemistry, biomedical science, biochemistry i dont see a point in doing alevels and retaking 1-3 years..

Fair enough, not knocking what u done. There's no deadline though, just keep that in mind. If (and only if) you need them for what you want, retakes are fine.

I'm taking IT & Computing, which is what I work in. Switched from admin work a few years back.

Cool good for you! what is your career plan, how much would you earn? I want to go into a career i enjoy and earn good !

I need to decide what to specialise in. Now I just do helpdesk work, and my pay is decent for that. I'm learning programming though. It's not as hard as I thought, but I need to be good at it before anyone will pay me!

I don't know what you want to be, but something in medicine right? To be a doctor, I think you will need the A-Levels, and in that case it's worth resitting. There are lots of other good options tho. Pharmacy pays well and is secure I think.

Or think about working in IT support like me! You might have to start in a call centre, which is hard if you get bad shifts or you have to stick to a script and the callers get mad. But get experience and you can move on. Do you like technology?

Who your kidding XD Teachers= £21,000
Biomedical scientist= £21,000 / £25,000
Geneticist= £25,000 +
Other than engineering, medicine, optometry, pharmacy and dentistry what science careers are well paid e.g. pharmacologist, audiologist e.t.c.!

Fewer and fewer well paid pharmacology jobs. We take on pharmacology graduates at 18k and they can expect 25 in 4 years if they work V hard. This is in the pharmaceutical industry.

Actually i can do optometry with my course but would have to go to Kelee uni which is far... i'm checking out ucas to see if anyone accepts pharmacy with my degree.. cuz i cant do alevel without a B in science

I'm considering going into the healthcare science...

Where are you thinking of then? Keele would be pretty cheap to live at. Or would you stay at home and study locally?

There are training schemes that you don't need a degree for, but it says they are being reduced:
http://www.nhscareers.nhs.uk/explore-by-career/healthcare-science/entry-requirements/

But in the UK. The starting salary is 25.000

No at the company I work for in Yorkshire its 18k, I know because I work there . Its definitely in the UK!

Never been to another country forget about keeler. . You know uni accommodation do u take loans or u have to pay straight

Can't believe that.

Btw, there's no guaranteed salary apart from minimum wage. Not for graduates or anyone else. You only get good pay if you are in demand. With a science or medical degree you should have less trouble getting a job, but with no experience your first salary might be low. Deal with it, get experience, then apply for better jobs.

Deffo ganna do work experience.. and I'm goin into a science related career