Graduate Entry Medicine: 2016 Entry

Where are people finding that Kings only accept science graduates?

"Compulsory subjects
Either:
A minimum 2:1 (upper second class honour) undergraduate degree (or international equivalent) in any subject
or
a 2:2 (lower second class honours) undergraduate degree with a postgraduate degree (with at least a Merit) in any subject.
or
Diploma of Higher Education in Nursing: Pass with at least two years' nursing work experience"

It says for their 2016 entry they will only accept science degrees


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Where, though?
http://www.kcl.ac.uk/prospectus/undergraduate/medicine-graduate-professional-entry-programme

It's not on there (unless I'm missing something!)

As this years applicants have their Warwick interviews today I just got the programme for the open day a week today. Ahh it's all becoming so real and scary


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Fab! What's on? I'm going to the one in April.

The usual admission, curriculum, student experience, careers etc and also taster sessions including clinical anatomy and medical imaging, a q and a, overview of anatomy services and viewing of plastinated specimens!

I'm so excited! Although I looked at university accommodation and it's so expensive!

The usual admission, curriculum, student experience, careers etc and also taster sessions including clinical anatomy and medical imaging, a q and a, overview of anatomy services and viewing of plastinated specimens!

I'm so excited! Although I looked at university accommodation and it's so expensive!


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How much is their accommodation? When I went to the open day I stayed in a hotel for £45. Not sure if that's any cheaper.

I mean halls of residence if we were to move there.


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Hi guys
I'm trying to get buy the appropriate books to revise for GAMSAT and I'm wondering if anyone could recommend any for someone who hasn't done chemistry or biology since GCSE.
I've heard 'organic chemistry for dummies' is a good one but when I've searched online there are 3 of them. Are all 3 relevant?
Also if anyone has any other recommendations that would be very welcome
Thanks

As this years applicants have their Warwick interviews today I just got the programme for the open day a week today. Ahh it's all becoming so real and scary

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Where is this advertised on the website if you don't mind me asking? I've been looking for Warwick open days and I can only find a general one in the summer, it mentioned visit days in March and April but they didn't sound like open days, have they taken it down because it is full perhaps?

It was on there, then was removed.


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It still only says science, what was the point of taking it off?!