Need help on my choice!!!!

hmmm - well, if medecine is really what you want to do, I would reapply next year. Take the year off, and get a break from school. Travel! From what I've heard, medecine is a VERY demanding course, so a year off might give you a well deserved break before university.

There's no harm accepting one of your unconditional offers now (the one which you most want to go to, no matter how you dislike all of them). You could always withdraw your application from UCAS entire come results day without having to pay any kind of a penalty. At least you have a safety net should you have a change of mind and decide not to take a gap year.

No, strictly that's not allowed. Although some people have taken the risk and succeeded with it.

You should withdraw your applications from UCAS completely if you re-apply.

Thanks for replying.
If i do what u have told m I might not get any offer next year because i dont think i'll do well in my Advance Highers . And this is what I'm worry bout
Will i need to include my higher results that i achieved last year along with my AH results (that i will get this year) if i re-apply?
The entry requirements for Pharmacy is ABBB and I have got AAABC last year so i'm not worry. But how if i do badly this year ? Do you think that will affect my application?

I don't get it.. how can you qualify based on one year's grades, and not based on the next year's grades.. when all you're doing next year is obtaining additional qualifications?

Sorry if i confused you. Even i'm confused by myself with what i've said.
What I mean was I might not do well in the exams in May and might end up with results which are not as good as I got last year. And this might affect my application when i reapply. I think the administrator might thought I'm not commited.
Hope this helps.
ps :R u a Singaporean?

Well they're just additional qualifications right? If you already qualify for a course and meet the off requirements using your existing qualifications, then those additional ones are pretty redundant. So no, I don't think they'll really affect your application.

And yes, I am.

Thanks for the replies ! They r really helpful.They worth a (+) rep
ps:I'm a Malaysian .We r neighbours

Yeah, I figured from that flag of yours.

If medincine is what you really want to do then i suggest you take a year out and reapply next year - using your year out to get experience eg/ work in am old peoples home, work with diasbled kids, work as an auxilary in your local hospital. If you don't get into med next year perhaps you would get into med biology or pharmacology through clearing, or just reapply for them too.

I hate to say this but your grades that i assume are for scottish highers are not really high enough for most med schools who have lots of applicants with better grades...they really look for excellent highers all in the one sitting as opposed to over two years. I guess that you are doing advanced highers this year, what do you expect to get?

Be warned: medical schools don't look very kindly on retakers/re-appliers, either they say no outright or give you a grudging interview, because they are so many applicants each year they don't want to or need to look at people who didn't get a place the year before...

Oh well, good luck anyhoo!