Manchester University A100 (2017 entry)

yes ikr, so annoying! hopefully our UKCAT and form will be enough. I really hope I get in

Tell me about bio I hate making revision notes for it as they take so long, the closest thing I've found is the CGP books for bio


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Same 😭 is Manchester your first choice?


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Probably not as I haven't really seen it, they do pbl and don't wanna end up in Preston.

But I'd rather have the flexibikities of more than 1 uni giving me an offer tbh.

Wbu

It's my first choice - it's like an hour away from where I live and I loved the uni and medical school when I went to their open day
Yeah I agree! Like I'd love to go St George's however I'd have to sort out so much more money for that because i don't think my loans would cover everything and you know how expensive London is anyway. So that's why it would be good for me to go to Manchester/Liverpool in terms of money and location.


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I am the opposite, I live just outside London and want to be as far as possible from my parents

It's my first choice - it's like an hour away from where I live and I loved the uni and medical school when I went to their open day
Yeah I agree! Like I'd love to go St George's however I'd have to sort out so much more money for that because i don't think my loans would cover everything and you know how expensive London is anyway. So that's why it would be good for me to go to Manchester/Liverpool in terms of money and location.


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I am the opposite, I live just outside London and want to be as far as possible from my parents

Trust me I want to live far away from home but I don't want to have to pay £80+ for train tickets all the time😂, Manchester costs me £20 return so it means I could come home every holiday and hopefully see my boyfriend/family quite often. 1 hour away is far away enough though for me😉

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I'm not hoping to go home that often - hoping to have a new life, new part time job to support my finances and find a new man too!

Idm leicester or manchester even though they are far away as it will be relatively cheaper then london. Its just i dont want to end up in preston if most of my friends stay in manchester. But things may change and i might end up preferring manchester.

I just want to get offers and most importantly my a levels. Will have to stay highly motivated throughout they year. Greys anatomy should do the trick

😂 I don't watch greys anatomy do you think I should get started?😉 a levels worry me so much im so scared in case I get an offer and then in the end don't meet it


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I would just concentrate on A levels

😂 I don't watch greys anatomy do you think I should get started?😉 a levels worry me so much im so scared in case I get an offer and then in the end don't meet it


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Don't stress; that's the worst case scenario but even that's not that bad....I should know I've lived through it. Had a place at Bristol (which I didn't actually like but applied as I was likely to get in) and missed a grade due to medical issues during my a levels. Ended up going and doing a Biomed degree and here I am, more mature, with a kickass degree and the choice of more Unis and this time I actually know what I'm doing. Plus I've LOVED my degree....meant that I could enjoy uni and have fun the first time round before having to get serious, and it's solidified the fact I actually want to do med. so don't stress; am a firm believer that everything happens for a reason and while it might be the end of the world at the time, it's really not in the grand scheme of things ☺️☺️

Don't stress; that's the worst case scenario but even that's not that bad....I should know I've lived through it. Had a place at Bristol (which I didn't actually like but applied as I was likely to get in) and missed a grade due to medical issues during my a levels. Ended up going and doing a Biomed degree and here I am, more mature, with a kickass degree and the choice of more Unis and this time I actually know what I'm doing. Plus I've LOVED my degree....meant that I could enjoy uni and have fun the first time round before having to get serious, and it's solidified the fact I actually want to do med. so don't stress; am a firm believer that everything happens for a reason and while it might be the end of the world at the time, it's really not in the grand scheme of things ☺️☺️

That is so inspirational to hear about your journey. Only problem is not everyone has the resilience to do an extra three years