Imperial no longer offers a four year GEM course, as of this year. This year multiple other GEM courses have drastically cut their numbers.
I was curious about the link too.
Imperial go to 5 year from 2015 onwards SGUL cut 50% of their GEP places from 2014 entry onwards. Leicester stop the course, 2015 last intake. All other schools in England mandated a cut in numbers ~2% I think.
Imperial go to 5 year from 2015 onwards SGUL cut 50% of their GEP places from 2014 entry onwards. Leicester stop the course, 2015 last intake. All other schools in England mandated a cut in numbers ~2% I think.
Anyone I've missed?
Not sure to be honest, I haven't been paying closer attention than you for obvious reasons.
Imperial go to 5 year from 2015 onwards SGUL cut 50% of their GEP places from 2014 entry onwards. Leicester stop the course, 2015 last intake. All other schools in England mandated a cut in numbers ~2% I think.
Anyone I've missed?
The link has nothing to do with GEM! !!! Bloody hell. .I just mentioned it as something to be taken into consideration! Yes op is doing AS levels but she does not have much of an idea about what's she's aiming for like unis etc etc ..The link just lists all the medical schools in the UK. .so she can search them individually and contact admissions tutors! Nothing ignorant there! Posted from TSR Mobile
The link has nothing to do with GEM! !!! Bloody hell. .I just mentioned it as something to be taken into consideration! Yes op is doing AS levels but she does not have much of an idea about what's she's aiming for like unis etc etc ..The link just lists all the medical schools in the UK. .so she can search them individually and contact admissions tutors! Nothing ignorant there! Posted from TSR Mobile
Why was it in a reply to me about GEM programmes then...?
The link has nothing to do with GEM! !!! Bloody hell. .I just mentioned it as something to be taken into consideration! Yes op is doing AS levels but she does not have much of an idea about what's she's aiming for like unis etc etc ..The link just lists all the medical schools in the UK. .so she can search them individually and contact admissions tutors! Nothing ignorant there! Posted from TSR Mobile
Ok so we're posting random information in the hope the other person makes some use of it? 1 of those is does not teach medicine and two are graduate only schools.
So maybe structure your posts and say that. Otherwise it's little better than just spamming and confusing the OP.
Okay thanks for the input the tsr police may arrest me now ! That's more words being brutal ..oh no I must stop! After all, we are trying to support op who is obviously quite lost and is seeking advice. So either way as this is her thread, she would read everything out of curiosity & for useful information!
Okay thanks for the input the tsr police may arrest me now ! That's more words being brutal ..oh no I must stop! After all, we are trying to support op who is obviously quite lost and is seeking advice. So either way as this is her thread, she would read everything out of curiosity & for useful information!
1. Gets butt hurt by misunderstanding post 2. Maintains position despite lack of knowledge on topic. 3. Cannot take any criticism. 4. ??? 5. Does not profit.
1. Gets butt hurt by misunderstanding post 2. Maintains position despite lack of knowledge on topic. 3. Cannot take any criticism. 4. ??? 5. Does not profit.
You listing this simply just shows your lack of maturity at age 18/19. I pity you Good luck for your future
Foundation year usually has different A-level requirements in terms of subject, not grade.
At Sheffield, at least when I applied, they're aimed at student who still do very well at A-level (AAA), but have taken arts subjects instead of science. My A-levels were Chem, Bio and Eng Lang Lit.
I imagine foundation year competition is greater too, just due to the very small amount of places available at each uni.