Will LJMU let me in to do pharmacy if i get 260 points with C in chemistry?

the offer was 300 points with B in chemistry?

To put it to you frankly, You won't get in anywhere without a B in chemistry. As the B in chemistry is the minimum requirement in the UK to study pharmacy, no ifs or buts they won't let you in. If it was a C in another subject but a B in chemistry they may consider. LJMU will most likely offer you another pharmacy related subject and say you can transfer if you get 70 percent in your first year. Saying all this LJMU are one of the most lenient Pharmacy schools in regards to letting people in so give them a call

To put it to you frankly, You won't get in anywhere with a B in chemistry. As the B in chemistry is the minimum requirement in the UK to study pharmacy, no ifs or buts they won't let you in. If it was a C in another subject but a B in chemistry they may consider. LJMU will most likely offer you another pharmacy related subject and say you can transfer if you get 70 percent in your first year. Saying all this LJMU are one of the most lenient Pharmacy schools in regards to letting people in so give them a call

i got offered an alternative course called acaps but i know ill come out with bbb at least so would ljmu let me in pharmacy if i rang on the day??

I know some people who have gotten in with a C in chemistry but they were already offered a place at the university. It depends on the university, how you interviewed, and your other subjects and grades. There isn't a national policy stating that you have to get at least a B in chemistry to study pharmacy - it's just become the done thing by all the schools of pharmacy to ensure people's chemistry knowledge is up to scratch ready for the first two years of the degree.



You will have to ring LJMU on the day. If it doesn't appear on the clearing list it is unlikely you will get a place. Pharmacy courses accross the country received at least a 25% increase in applications this year so I will be surprised if many appear on the clearing list. However, it is always worth rining the admissions team. "Don't ask, don't get" is what I say!

Hi, got a quick question about who to ring on results day.

i've firmed pharmacy at jmu and sometimes if you just miss out on your offer the course may take you anyway, but do you ring the clearing number, or do you contact the admissions person directly? or someone completly different?

WHAT!!! how did pharmacy application increase by 25%. the applications are supposed to go down this year isnt, with all the increase in tuition fees, etc.

If you get below your original offer but the university decides to take you anyway it will say on your UCAS Tracking system. You won't need to call anyone, you'll simply be accepted or rejected. If you're rejected you will need to call the admissions tutor and you may have their contact details on paperwork you receive from the university. If not, call the clearing line. Unless someone else on here has done something different in previous years?



The national average has gone down. However, the applications for vocations such as medicine, pharmacy, etc have increased because students are starting to really think about what they want to invest their £9000/year in.

just rang ljmu and they said they wat 2 A in chem and 1 other science subject

to put it to you frankly, you won't get in anywhere with a b in chemistry. As the b in chemistry is the minimum requirement in the uk to study pharmacy, no ifs or buts they won't let you in. If it was a c in another subject but a b in chemistry they may consider. Ljmu will most likely offer you another pharmacy related subject and say you can transfer if you get 70 percent in your first year. Saying all this ljmu are one of the most lenient pharmacy schools in regards to letting people in so give them a call