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2014 Medicine Re-Applicants

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Original post by Kimina
Yes if all your med school reject you, you can go through clearing. You can also apply through extra (but you'll have to look that up on UCAS)


Original post by FlavaFavourFruit
Yeah you can do it anytime I think!


Ok, thanks :smile:

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Original post by Pastaferian
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Hi
You seem to be really good at this :tongue:
I have A* in maths As in chem and bio and B in physics. No GCSEs dont have IGCSE too. UKCAT 630.5
I am thinking to apply to Brighton and Sussex, Keele, Cardiff not sure about fourth one. I chose Brighton and Sussex and Cardiff coz they use UKCAT only after interview.
and I have nice AS grades. Five As. Further maths included
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Original post by SuziieB
Guys I applied but didn't put a fifth option!! Will I ever get the chance to put a fifth option??

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You can add one anytime up til January 15th.
You can still add one after the deadline if you have a fifth space, I did that last year.


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Original post by _sparks
Hi,
I am a bit confused on how to enter modules we resat.
For example I resat a AS Biology module at A2. I went up from a B to an A, so do I have to enter both modules? Also if you consider the UMS of the retaken module, that would mean my overall grade went from a B to an A, so what would should I put my overall grade as?

Also for Maths in A2 i retook C3 in the same year, does this mean I have to enter both modules in UCAS?

I'm really confused. Please help :colondollar:


Someone please please help me.. I'm really confused how I enter resit modules in UCAS :frown:
Also if we did a module in a college but didnt attend it, how do we enter the module in ucas?
What institution do we put the module under? UCAS asks for the start and end date of the college - when I didnt attend it.
Original post by _sparks
Also if we did a module in a college but didnt attend it, how do we enter the module in ucas?
What institution do we put the module under? UCAS asks for the start and end date of the college - when I didnt attend it.


Whatever module you sat or resat within year 12 or 13 does not need to be mentioned, only put in your overall grade. A resit applicant is only someone who on year 13 results day, did not achieve AAA and has to resit a module during his/her gap year.

What module did you do?

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Original post by SuziieB
Whatever module you sat or resat within year 12 or 13 does not need to be mentioned, only put in your overall grade. A resit applicant is only someone who on year 13 results day, did not achieve AAA and has to resit a module during his/her gap year.

What module did you do?

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No I am not resitting any modules in my gap year. I retook an AS Biology module in year 13 and a maths module in A2 june(after first taking it in january). So dont I need to enter these grades again?

Also I resat GCSE English in a college, but did not attend it, so how should I enter this in UCAS? As UCAS wants to know my start and finish date for the college - when in fact I only attended there just for the exam.

Thanks.
I sent my ucas yesterday! Then my school sent it back :sigh: Apparently I have to put all my AS levels even the ones I took to A2 even though im sure you don't.

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Original post by babychocolate
I sent my ucas yesterday! Then my school sent it back :sigh: Apparently I have to put all my AS levels even the ones I took to A2 even though im sure you don't.

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That's strange, the only AS I put down was the one I didn't take to A2, did they tell you why? I guess they want the application form to be as informative as possible but honestly I don't think it's necessary if you've taken them to A2.
Original post by PG593
That's strange, the only AS I put down was the one I didn't take to A2, did they tell you why? I guess they want the application form to be as informative as possible but honestly I don't think it's necessary if you've taken them to A2.


Thats what I thought. I don't think that they have very much experience working with re applicants but oh well. The extra information won't hurt I guess
Hi!

I got 8A*s A B 2C for GCSE
(I retook GCSE English which I got an A* from C - so now 9A*s)

A*AA for A levels

UKCAT: 665

I was thinking of applying to: Sheffield, Bristol, UAE, St Georges, Liverpool, Manchester, Brighton

I find it really hard to shortlist as I am fine with them all. What would you recommend with my academic results?
I am officially a 2014 re applicant. :jive:I finally decided on UCL, Barts, HYMS and Manchester. Hopefully this year goes better.

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Original post by babychocolate
I am officially a 2014 re applicant. :jive:I finally decided on UCL, Barts, HYMS and Manchester. Hopefully this year goes better.

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Me too! Gone for HYMS, Bristol, Leeds and King's. Fingers crossed for all of us :smile: And now we wait...
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Just sent my application off, the nerves have begun!
Went for Exeter, HYMS, Southampton and Newcastle in the end (UKCAT heavy ones) and Nottingham as a back-up for Neuroscience and Pharmacology,
good luck to everyone!
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Neuroscience at Nottingham is my back up too :smile:
How often do you all check your emails for UCAS updates? I'm temped to give myself a limit, like once a day, or even once a week... I checked it so much last time round!
Original post by sidmanny
How often do you all check your emails for UCAS updates? I'm temped to give myself a limit, like once a day, or even once a week... I checked it so much last time round!


My emails come straight to my phone so as soon as I get an email, I'll be checking

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Hey quick question, when writing the personal statement do the specialties get capital letters eg. Gynaecology and Psychiatry? Also does the specialist get a capital letter e.g Anaesthetists?

Thanks!! :smile:
Just got that all important acknowledgement email from ucas, feels like I'm at the beginning of the bloody hunger games after the trauma and stress ucas 2013 caused me last year ! Good luck fellow reapplicants the frantic checking of emails begins

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