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Cardiff University A101 2021 Entry

Welcome to the Cardiff University A101 2021 Entry Discussion.

Cardiff A101 2020 thread: https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=6022456

For general information click: https://www.cardiff.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/courses/2021/medicine-graduate-entry-mbbch

For entry requirements click: (see above)

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Post originally created by ecolier.

(edited 3 years ago)

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Reply 1

ENR123

Hi everyone I'm a current 2nd year medic at Cardiff University going into my 3rd year September. I'm here to answer any questions you have. Look forward to discussions!

Reply 2

aashucm

Hi,I am a second year Cardiff Bio Medical Sciences student planning to apply for graduate entry Medicine for 2021. Am I eligible to apply for Cardiff A101 or do they accept application from only the 15 students selected in first year of our course for GEM route?

Reply 3

ENR123

Original post by aashucm

Hi sorry for the delay in response! You should be eligible to apply! But I would recommend emailing [email protected] to get official confirmation :smile:

Reply 4

aspiring_____

Hi

I know cardiff don't score predicted grades however do you need AAA to be considered? Or are they like keele and don't look at predicted grades at all.

Reply 5

ENR123

Original post by FAatsssss

Hi

I know cardiff don't score predicted grades however do you need AAA to be considered? Or are they like keele and don't look at predicted grades at all.

It is advised that you have the minimum grades AAA you can contact [email protected] for official confirmation of this

Reply 6

aspiring_____

Original post by ENR123

It is advised that you have the minimum grades AAA you can contact [email protected] for official confirmation of this

Are these scored as well? Tbh I'm scared my school won't predict me AAA, max is probably AAb.
If i have really good gcses and ucat would that compensate?

Reply 7

aspiring_____

Original post by FAatsssss

Are these scored as well? Tbh I'm scared my school won't predict me AAA, max is probably AAb.
If i have really good gcses and ucat would that compensate?

Due to coronavirus we haven't been in school and I wasn't as good at AS at the beginning of the year and they're only taking what we did before lockdown into consideration :frown:

Reply 8

ENR123

Original post by FAatsssss

Are these scored as well? Tbh I'm scared my school won't predict me AAA, max is probably AAb.
If i have really good gcses and ucat would that compensate?

Predicted grades aren't scored higher weighting on gcses than ucat

Reply 9

aspiring_____

Original post by ENR123

Predicted grades aren't scored higher weighting on gcses than ucat

do you know anyone who got in with aab predicted?

Reply 10

aspiring_____

Cardiff don't look at predicted grades at all!

Reply 11

Katherine66

This thread is for the A101 course at Cardiff - which is GEM entry and only open to those on four designated feeder degrees. Therefore the discussion about GCSEs/predicted A level grades is not relevant.

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Reply 12

AdrianaCZ

Hello guys please did anybody get an offer for graduate entry medicine? I would like to ask how the application form is assessed. I have read that they evaluate the personal statement and work experience?
My first degree was Pharmacy and it was an integrated master programme. Also, I have numerous working experience and I did postgraduate research.
I am going to sit GAMSAT but not sure how my results gonna be. (I sat also UCAT but my score is not enough for GEM so I am looking around other options. )
Do you think it is worth applying or is this course extremely competitive?
Thank you for any advice :smile:

Reply 13

Katherine66

Original post by AdrianaCZ

~Sorry, but you are not eligible to apply for A101 at Cardiff as your first degree was not one of their four designated feeder stream degrees (see 2nd post of this thread giving details). You can, of course apply to their A100 course as a graduate. Good luck!

Reply 14

AdrianaCZ

Original post by Katherine66

Thank you I was just confused why they list requirements for European students under the course as well ...

Reply 15

Jojolav

Original post by ENR123

Hi everyone I'm a current 2nd year medic at Cardiff University going into my 3rd year September. I'm here to answer any questions you have. Look forward to discussions!