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Hello I notice on the university website it states that for the medicine course Biology, Chemistry and 'one other academic subject' is required at IB HL. Is psychology considered an academic subject?

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University of Liverpool Student Rep

Original post by RhiRhiT

Hello I notice on the university website it states that for the medicine course Biology, Chemistry and 'one other academic subject' is required at IB HL. Is psychology considered an academic subject?

Hi there!

Yes, Psychology would be considered as an academic subject - so if you are studying this you will be fine to meet the requirements :smile:

Malachy - University of Liverpool Student Rep

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rafiahn

hi i was just wondering how i find out how long the uni accomodation i apply for should be, 38 weeks, 41 weeks etc.(im applying for computer science)

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Sandtrooper

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Original post by rafiahn

hi i was just wondering how i find out how long the uni accomodation i apply for should be, 38 weeks, 41 weeks etc.(im applying for computer science)

If you're an undergraduate, you should go for the shorter contract, unless your course requires a longer residency in halls.

Reply 304

University of Liverpool Student Rep

Original post by rafiahn

hi i was just wondering how i find out how long the uni accomodation i apply for should be, 38 weeks, 41 weeks etc.(im applying for computer science)

Hi there!

As Sandtrooper has pointed out, 38 weeks will be fine for your course, only very few courses required the longer contract. Of course if you wish to stay longer then go for the longer one by all means!

Malachy - University of Liverpool Student Rep

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batika

Hi, I am an international student and has been studying in the UK since Year 10. I took GCSE with grade 5 in English and was recently rejected by your physiotherapy course for reason not meet minimum GCSE which require a level 6 in English. As I am an international student, I intend to use ielts result which is pending. Why I am assessed on GCSE results but not A level + ielts? There can be improvement.

Reply 306

University of Liverpool Student Rep

Original post by batika

Hi there,

I belief that if you have been studying in the UK since Year 10 it is expected that you would have the required home (UK) standards for the application. Therefore, it might be the case that you have not met the GCSE grade target. However, I cannot confirm this as decisions on applications are made by the department for a variety of reasons. I would recommend contacting the department for clarifications on this.

Malachy - University of Liverpool Student Rep