GCSEs for vet med??

Im currently doing my A-levels, two of which are biology and chemistry. I know the third subject can be of any choice in most universities, however I've realised a lot of applicants have taken maths or physics as a third.All the universities state that you need a minimum of a grade B in GCSE maths however all the applicants I've known of have an A or A*. Did you/ are aware of anyone who actually got in with a B in gcse maths and hasn't taken maths as an a-level?

I got grade B in GCSE maths and took art as my third a-level subject. I got accepted to all four of the vet schools I applied to (RVC, Nottingham, Liverpool and Surrey). If you've got the work experience and right mindset, a B will not hold you back in the slightest.

I got grade B in GCSE maths and took art as my third a-level subject. I got accepted to all four of the vet schools I applied to (RVC, Nottingham, Liverpool and Surrey). If you've got the work experience and right mindset, a B will not hold you back in the slightest.

I second this - obviously having an A is preferential but I also attained a B at GCSE maths and chemistry and still got multiple offers and am now in third year, it is not the end of your road to vet school.

The only thing you need to worry about are A-levels. Biology, Chemistry and a third subject that's accepted. Don't go for something you'll find difficult just becuase it would "look" better. A in geography would be just as good as an A in physics or maths. It really doesn't matter.
If anything I would even recommend going for something easier/something you enjoy, as then your chances of geting AAA are bigger

Same for gsce's. Unless the uni specifically states that they take them into consideration when making their decisions, you only need to meet the minimum requirements and exceeding them won't make a difference.