Which Medical schools accept retake students?

On that note what exactly is considered a retake? Is it doing 3 years of college although the courses you applied with you've studied for 2 years? If it studying a full A level for 1 year then having to resit a few of the A2 units in your second year although you've been in college for the same amount of time as a normal student, just sat exams earlier.

I've taken it to mean meeting the offer by studying A-levels for three years.

BSMS, Keele (BBB on first sitting and must get AAA after resits), Peninsula (300 points on first sitting) and Sheffield. These are the ones that accept resits without extenuating circumstances.

Surelly going from DDD to AAA is harder than going from like 300 point to AAA.

Of course it is.

Retaking modules within the two years of the A level course is fine.

Taking three years to complete A levels cause you had to redo an entire year is not.

http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/wiki/Medical_School_Resit_Policies

What if say Chemistry for example, I did the full AS and A2 in a single year while other people just did the AS. I managed to get an Overall B, just barely missing an A. If I retook a couple of the A2 units and got an A would that be considered a retake since I did it within 2 years of studying the course?

Where would my position stand as I'm slightly confused myself, this is what I basically have :
Biology : A, took 1 resit so 3 years in total
English : B, normal 2 years
Chemistry : B, took 1 year
Maths : high C, but predicted A, starting A2 so normal 2 year sitting
Physics AS : predicted A, normal 1 year sitting.

I basically have 1 resit out of the lot which is Biology that I've gotten an A in already. Where would I stand?

Guys does anyone HAVE or CAN SUGGEST a LIST of ALL unis that ACCEPT a level resits ? i seem to struggle to make a list. Help would be appreciated !

Guys does anyone HAVE or CAN SUGGEST a LIST of ALL unis that ACCEPT a level resits ? i seem to struggle to make a list. Help would be appreciated !

Where would my position stand as I'm slightly confused myself, this is what I basically have :
Biology : A, took 1 resit so 3 years in total
English : B, normal 2 years
Chemistry : B, took 1 year
Maths : high C, but predicted A, starting A2 so normal 2 year sitting
Physics AS : predicted A, normal 1 year sitting.

I basically have 1 resit out of the lot which is Biology that I've gotten an A in already. Where would I stand?

So when youve finished completely you're predicted

AAABB
if we get rid of the biology as that's outside of the 2 years

AABB

Minimum requirements for medicine are AAB so as long as you avoid somewhere that wants an A in chemistry then you should be ok.

I'd also email admission departments (or if you're impatient like me give them a call) and see what they say as it is an unusal situation.

I'd like to assume though that they say within 2 years as this is the normal time for A' Levels, ie by the time A2 is completed. For this reason I would avoid resitting chemistry units as I can see them then saying it wasnt finished by the time A2 was completed.

I'm not sure whether what I've said makes sense Your best bet really is to talk to the universities directly as it is an unusual situation. May I ask why you did your A'Levels this way?

Well I live in East London and not in *the best* area, my GCSEs weren't exactly amazing at AAABCCDDD, however I was usually in the top group of students so you can guess how demotivating it must have been along with an extreme lack of guidance from teachers.

I was pretty behind when I started Sixth form, so I pretty much messed up first year round, in my second year I got screwed over by my Sixth form as I applied extra early for courses but they were full so I was left with 2 A levels being Biology and English and ended up getting C,B.

From there I was pretty much done putting trust in state schools and the lot, got myself enrolled at a private college and went for AS&A2 Chemistry in a single year along with bumping the Biology up to an A. I threw in Maths AS as I needed a pass in a 4th AS.