medicine ps for chemical engineering

Do you discuss chemistry/chemical engineering in your personal statement for medicine?

this is probably a dumb question buy anyways,

So emailed Edinburgh uni and they allowed me to use my med ps for my 5th choice (chemical engineering) would this hinder my chances of getting an offer? Or will I still have a good enough chance of getting an offer?

Yes it will obviously hinder your application if you apply with a largely unrelated personal statement. Whether they'll give you an offer anyway will depend on how oversubscribed they are.

Well it wont help an engineering application...

Most engineering universities are more concerned with your A-level subjects & grades [or equivalent] rather then the PS, so I think if you meet the standard offer requirements I think you still have a good shot but ultimately no one can say for sure, id also say since the covid grade inflation has happened its much harder to predict what happens based on prior precedent.

Here's the thing through, so I emailed them they said my application won't be hindered HOWEVER I still can send them another personal statement through an email and it will be uploaded, and for some reason, I feel like they're hinting at it (I will be at a disadvantage)

They've offered you to submit another PS so just do that and it will probably be fine. The issue is not all courses/unis will consider applications with a medicine PS without prejudice, and some require a second PS to be submitted; since you know the case for this example then it should be straightforward.

I would note that medicine and chemical engineering are vastly different professions and I am struggling to see any relation between the two beyond "they have a reputation for high salaries and are vaguely STEM related", which to me suggests at least one of the two options you're not really applying to with all the right reasons...certainly for engineering the "promise" of a well paying job is not at all guaranteed despite assumptions to the contrary, and if that is your only draw to it then you will almost certainly find it a struggle getting through the more tedious parts of the course (of which there are quite a few honestly).

Well mainly i have an interest in 3 subjects, medicine, chemical engineering, and econ/finance so for my 5th choice I just chose one of the other 2.

You are not offering compelling evidence for being interested in anything except making money...

i don't think i need to do so on tsr