I'm going for UCL, Oxford, King's and my fourth option is undecided
I don't know where my ukcat would be best utilised in fourth option because at the end of the day I do just want a place to study medicine. I've checked all the separate university policies on how they use it but I'd really like some more advice
I'm going for UCL, Oxford, King's and my fourth option is undecided
I don't know where my ukcat would be best utilised in fourth option because at the end of the day I do just want a place to study medicine. I've checked all the separate university policies on how they use it but I'd really like some more advice
Thanks
Also depends on what your GCSE's are like and your A-Level target grades.
I'm going for UCL, Oxford, King's and my fourth option is undecided
I don't know where my ukcat would be best utilised in fourth option because at the end of the day I do just want a place to study medicine. I've checked all the separate university policies on how they use it but I'd really like some more advice
TONS the day b4 my ukcat i just made notes on all of the patterns i usually miss on AR and made a sheet with all the number of corners/sides of shapes that come up which are long to count in the exam
on the day i just made myself really comfortable like i took off my shoes in the exam lmao and during the unscored section, write ur formula for speed distance time etc onto ur whiteboard
TONS the day b4 my ukcat i just made notes on all of the patterns i usually miss on AR and made a sheet with all the number of corners/sides of shapes that come up which are long to count in the exam
on the day i just made myself really comfortable like i took off my shoes in the exam lmao and during the unscored section, write ur formula for speed distance time etc onto ur whiteboard
Oxford look at your percentage of A*s and though you got fantastic GCSE grades your percentage is quite a bit lower than the average applicant who received an offer last year so it may be a waste of an option. Also the BMAT is very unpredictable and I know many people who did well in the UKCAT but not so well in the BMAT. Personally I think UCL is a good choice but Oxford would be riskier especially as you have such a high UKCAT score.
Why not have a look at universities that place a lot of emphasis on the UKCAT such as Glasgow, Durham or Southampton? Another option with your grades depending on what you got your A*s and As in at GCSE is Cardiff and also Birmingham, although these don't place as much weighting on UKCAT.