Thank you. I am not too sure whether to apply to Southampton or Sheffield as Southampton have a cut off score of 1920 and Sheffield have a cut off score of 1850 but they both rank the ukcat.
Thank you. I am not too sure whether to apply to Southampton or Sheffield as Southampton have a cut off score of 1920 and Sheffield have a cut off score of 1850 but they both rank the ukcat.
I think Sheffield said last year if they ranked you would have needed 675 for an interview.
I went onto the UKCAT Pearson login thing to tell them my choices and I clicked save, I know you don't get a confirmation email but I got an email saying"your personal details have been changed" is this normal ?
hi guys! im currently in the final year of biomedical sciences and was planning to apply to graduate medicine. however, i dont know if my ukcat scores are good enough and was hoping if u guys can help me? UKCAT: VR: 590 QR: 670 AR: 720 SJ: Band 2 Total score: 1980 Is it worth me trying for ukcat universities?
I went onto the UKCAT Pearson login thing to tell them my choices and I clicked save, I know you don't get a confirmation email but I got an email saying"your personal details have been changed" is this normal ?
Do I have a chance at following unis with these stats?
UKCAT 660 Achieved A levels A*A*AA GCSEs: 3A* 7A
Liverpool, Leicester, Bristol and sheffield
-Bristol are mainly personal statement based so that depends how good your PS is. -Sheffield will be risky because they rank your UKCAT to select for interview and yours isn't particularly strong. -Leicester would give you a score of 42/48 I think which should be enough for an interview, providing the threshold doesn't go up significantly from last year. -Not sure about Liverpool, sorry
hi guys! im currently in the final year of biomedical sciences and was planning to apply to graduate medicine. however, i dont know if my ukcat scores are good enough and was hoping if u guys can help me? UKCAT: VR: 590 QR: 670 AR: 720 SJ: Band 2 Total score: 1980 Is it worth me trying for ukcat universities?
I went onto the UKCAT Pearson login thing to tell them my choices and I clicked save, I know you don't get a confirmation email but I got an email saying"your personal details have been changed" is this normal ?
Babygirl They'll send it to the right unis even without the right choices put in but yeah its normal.
It certainly is not a bad position, 650 is above the national average don't forget! Just don't apply to super heavy UKCAT uni's e.g normally Newcastle. If you apply to your strengths (do you have amazing GCSEs, predictions, hobbies/sports, UCAS tariff?) then you are in for a good shot. You just need to be smart with where you are applying, as does everyone! X
I am scottish applicant. Highers AAAAB. B is chemistry. And I think ill be predicted ABB/AAB. Do you know if edinburgh and St Andrews is worth applying?
I went onto the UKCAT Pearson login thing to tell them my choices and I clicked save, I know you don't get a confirmation email but I got an email saying"your personal details have been changed" is this normal ?
Where do i enter the choices? I cant seem to find it.
I am scottish applicant. Highers AAAAB. B is chemistry. And I think ill be predicted ABB/AAB. Do you know if edinburgh and St Andrews is worth applying?
Aberdeen, Dundee, St Andrews and Edinburgh
Hi I'm in the same boat as you, applied to those 4 unis, got AAAAB in my highers and 680 in my UKCAT. I'm sure I read somewhere that St Andrews specify that you get an A in chemistry so u could maybe check up on that. I wonder when we're gonna hear about interviews! Best of luck
I am scottish applicant. Highers AAAAB. B is chemistry. And I think ill be predicted ABB/AAB. Do you know if edinburgh and St Andrews is worth applying?
Aberdeen, Dundee, St Andrews and Edinburgh
Yeah it's still worth applying. Remember that Universities count a B in and advanced higher as an A in higher, so if you get an a B in advanced higher chemistry you should be fine. Aim for an A though. You probably just got unlucky in the exam to not achieve that A. I've seen a lot of people applying for 4 medicine courses and then one non medicine course such as biomedical science. This is a good fallback plan in case you don't meet your conditional, I would suggest you do that. I'm sure you'll get into medicine though with those results, good luck.