Will 11 A's at GCSE be good enough to apply to most med schools? Thanks
It all depends on which medical school you consider applying too. In my opinion that is a strong number and would meet the majority whereas some would not consider you due to no A*'s. GCSE's make a small but important part of your application. Your A levels, PS, UKCAT/BMAT will also influence your application.
It all depends on which medical school you consider applying too. In my opinion that is a strong number and would meet the majority whereas some would not consider you due to no A*'s. GCSE's make a small but important part of your application. Your A levels, PS, UKCAT/BMAT will also influence your application.
Thank you for replying! I was on for a few A*'s, but exams aren't going as well as I thought so I am lowering my expectations so I'm not disappointed! I am planning on taking chemistry, biology, maths and phycology at A level, which is what most unis require. Thanks so much again!
Thank you for replying! I was on for a few A*'s, but exams aren't going as well as I thought so I am lowering my expectations so I'm not disappointed! I am planning on taking chemistry, biology, maths and phycology at A level, which is what most unis require. Thanks so much again!
No problem, I am sure you've done absolutely fine so don't put yourself down.
Will 11 A's at GCSE be good enough to apply to most med schools? Thanks
You know, at first glance when I read this I thought it said 11A*, haha.
11A is great, but you should still keep away from Kings,Oxford,Birmingham etc.
Universities such as Imperial doesn't take into account GCSEs anymore for medicine, and other universities such as Brighton and Sussex, Lancaster, Southampton, Durham, Newcastle don't consider GCSEs above 5A including English, maths and science any further, so someone with 5A will be equal to someone with 11A* at GCSE.
Whichever grades you end up getting.... DO NOT GO TO KING'S COLLEGE - my dad works at the hospital (not the medical school) and he says the med school is very badly managed