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Hi guys,I need HELP! Pls HELP!I'm thinking of doing maths, biology, chemistry, german and critical thinking for A-level. Is that the right choice for wanting to study biomedical science?pls help 
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(Original post by Scienceyes)
Hi guys,I need HELP! Pls HELP!I'm thinking of doing maths, biology, chemistry, german and critical thinking for A-level. Is that the right choice for wanting to study biomedical science?pls help
Hi guys,I need HELP! Pls HELP!I'm thinking of doing maths, biology, chemistry, german and critical thinking for A-level. Is that the right choice for wanting to study biomedical science?pls help
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(Original post by Uz25)
What's your career plan?I think ur choices are fine but germ en just seems odd
What's your career plan?I think ur choices are fine but germ en just seems odd
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(Original post by flibber)
I thought A Level Biology, Chemistry and Mathematics should be sufficient for biomedical sciences at university. I don't think they care much about the remaining A Level choices.
I thought A Level Biology, Chemistry and Mathematics should be sufficient for biomedical sciences at university. I don't think they care much about the remaining A Level choices.
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(Original post by Snoopop)
Exactly what I took, I'm now a 2nd year biomedical science student.
Exactly what I took, I'm now a 2nd year biomedical science student.
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(Original post by Snoopop)
Exactly what I took, I'm now a 2nd year biomedical science student.
Exactly what I took, I'm now a 2nd year biomedical science student.
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These are fine.
Math is a must, drop your weakest subject in your final year, but not Math. A language is useful regardless, you’ll find yourself with more opportunities to collaborate internationally if you progress into research, but it’s not essential. Most countries research in English, because most international conferences are in English.
I work in biomechanics, kind of similar but more physics focussed.
Math is a must, drop your weakest subject in your final year, but not Math. A language is useful regardless, you’ll find yourself with more opportunities to collaborate internationally if you progress into research, but it’s not essential. Most countries research in English, because most international conferences are in English.
I work in biomechanics, kind of similar but more physics focussed.
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(Original post by Chris2892)
These are fine.
Math is a must, drop your weakest subject in your final year, but not Math. A language is useful regardless, you’ll find yourself with more opportunities to collaborate internationally if you progress into research, but it’s not essential. Most countries research in English, because most international conferences are in English.
I work in biomechanics, kind of similar but more physics focussed.
These are fine.
Math is a must, drop your weakest subject in your final year, but not Math. A language is useful regardless, you’ll find yourself with more opportunities to collaborate internationally if you progress into research, but it’s not essential. Most countries research in English, because most international conferences are in English.
I work in biomechanics, kind of similar but more physics focussed.
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(Original post by Treetop321)
Something tells me they may already know what A-Levels they need for their course considering this was 4 years ago
Something tells me they may already know what A-Levels they need for their course considering this was 4 years ago
TSR and their top listed discussions have done it to me again!
They really should start archiving these
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