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Psychology BSc in Edinburgg - do you need 2 sciences?

Hello

I am in year 13 just achieved AACD (bio psych history and chemistry respectively) and am redoing history and dropping chemistry

Even though the Psychology degree states that it has to be 2 sciences will bio and psych suffice? Do I still have a good chance of getting in without chemistry?

Also does Edinburgh not have 3 year BSc courses?

I'm thinking of going into Clinical Psychology so any ideas would be appreciatef


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Original post by TrojanH
Hello

I am in year 13 just achieved AACD (bio psych history and chemistry respectively) and am redoing history and dropping chemistry

Even though the Psychology degree states that it has to be 2 sciences will bio and psych suffice? Do I still have a good chance of getting in without chemistry?

Also does Edinburgh not have 3 year BSc courses?

I'm thinking of going into Clinical Psychology so any ideas would be appreciatef


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Edinburgh website states required grades are ABB two of which are to be sciences (being biology chemistry physics or maths - so psychology appears not to count) - it also sets out quite strict GCSE requirements.

Think most of the Scottish unis are 4 year courses - don't know anything about the education system in Scotland but I think its set up slightly differently than England.

Are you considering any unis in other parts of the UK or just Scotland?
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Edinburgh is just where I visited and it seemed like a great city. Have been to some others and I am considering all UNIs. Live up north so Manchester Newcastle are close to home.

What would be best to get into Clinical Psychology, wanting to do a 4 year degree that goes straight into the masters.


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