Rejecting offer this year, reapply to better universities?

Yeah advice I can benefit from, not comments from people trying to be smart and funny.

My main goal on this thread was to get people's opinions on it and their experience.

No one has tried to be smart or funny!

You asked for advice. You sought people's opinions. You wanted to know if people thought that declining the offers you currently hold & reapplying next year was a good, sound decision.
But you've then got pretty shirty with people who have expressed the view that it is not a good, sound decision to be so cavalier with your current offers. That's not asking for advice; that's just wanting people to agree with you.

Learning to hear opinions we don't readily agree with & being able to take criticism with good grace is a valuable skill. And one worth acquiring before embarking on any degree, let alone medicine.

Squish this is my last message on this;

You are still persisting in this thread when everyone has pretty much reiterated the same points over and over.

The short answer is this:

"Sure you can do it, it's a risk and many people think it's unwise. Others have done it and succeeded but theirs no guarantee you will. If you truly think you'll be unhappy then you should do what you feel is right, but it could mean not being a doctor at all."

That's all the answers you have and all the answers you're going to have summarised into one point.

I have asked repeatedly what you wanted from this thread as the above answer is all you're going to get other than anecdotal references to someone's friend here and there, who once did something similar. So maybe now is the time to stop with this thread as continuing is to just covet drama?

Why do u feel u have responsibility for this thread? Mind your own business if you don't like what's on this thread. I can carry on discussing if I wish to.

If you are so keen on Imperial and the other London unis, why didn't you apply to them the first time round? Eg, Imperial, UCL, King's, and Barts, instead of UCL, the mysterious opera choice, and the other two 'crap' unis. You don't seem to have thought this through in very much detail when applying initially.

Wait until you have heard back from all of your offers. If you manage 3/4, then perhaps it wouldn't be outside the realm of possibilities to get somewhere better next year. But if you make it to May and only have one offer, for the love of God take it.

I've got 3 now

You have three offers or three replies?
Whats the point of this thread if you hadnt had all your replies back?

So you have three offers of medical schools and you are disappointed with all three or you have heard back from three and got one offer? Consiering I was in support of your option to choose whether to reapply or not, then if you have three offers and none of them are good enough, why apply to them?

why would you take a gap year if you have THREE offers from medical schools??
I'd be overwhelmed with just one lmao...

We dont know whether he has, he is being vague. it may just be three replies. i was really of the understanding from the OP that he has one offer, which he doesnt want and that was it. now we find his story is changing.

its not really relevant how many offers I got because all I wanted really was people's second hand experience or first hand that's all but somehow people turned this right around and started getting offended. My story isn't changing because all I asked for was experience and my story of three offer or one offers doesn't change anything.

It does really, because getting three offers rather than one potentially means you're more likely to be successful next year, but it also calls into question your judgement over applying for three universities you don't want to go to, and also your comments about opera/the social nature of one particular university become a little odd.
Anyway, go with your gut, which if this thread is anything to go by means reapply to London only next year.

its not really relevant how many offers I got because all I wanted really was people's second hand experience or first hand that's all but somehow people turned this right around and started getting offended. My story isn't changing because all I asked for was experience and my story of three offer or one offers doesn't change anything.

Its a material fact. You didnt disclose the fact you had 3 offers , but pretended you had one. Its a change to the situation.