Hi,
I'm struggling to decide which medical schools to apply for as I want to have the highest chance:
GCSEs = 6 A*s and 5 As (A* in chemistry biology physics English language English lit and citizenship)
A- level predictions of A in chemistry geography and biology, dropped maths at AS level with a B grade
UKCAT average 633
Verbal reading =640
Quantitative reasoning =650
Abstract reasoning =610 and band 2 in situational judgement
Am also doing an EPQ, any advice on which unis would be great as I want to play to my strengths..... Thank you!
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- 06-09-2016 21:01
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- 07-09-2016 00:34
(Original post by k8trees)
Hi,
I'm struggling to decide which medical schools to apply for as I want to have the highest chance:
GCSEs = 6 A*s and 5 As (A* in chemistry biology physics English language English lit and citizenship)
A- level predictions of A in chemistry geography and biology, dropped maths at AS level with a B grade
UKCAT average 633
Verbal reading =640
Quantitative reasoning =650
Abstract reasoning =610 and band 2 in situational judgement
Am also doing an EPQ, any advice on which unis would be great as I want to play to my strengths..... Thank you!
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- 07-09-2016 15:58
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Hey! Very similar stats to my own. Last year I was interviewed at both Keele and Liverpool with my stats. I think you would score fully on the Liverpool interview criteria and providing your work experience is good, then you would stand a chance with Keele.
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- 07-09-2016 16:04
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Keele needs an A* prediction, also did you get a place? I'm slightly worried my stats aren't good enough, thank you!!! -
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- 08-09-2016 10:53
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Keele needs an A* prediction, also did you get a place? I'm slightly worried my stats aren't good enough, thank you!!!
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- 08-09-2016 20:04
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No I didn't do too well at my interview as it was pretty much my first interview for anything ever so I ended up rejected form keele. They did give me some really useful feedback so I went to my Liverpool interview more prepared and managed to get a place there. If I was you And as worried as you are would work hard this year and try to get an A* in at least one subject then either try and get a place on results day by phoning different places or wait until next year and apply with known grades. There's nothing stopping you from doing anything right now.
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- 09-09-2016 09:32
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sounds good and reassuring that you got a place! liverpool ukcat is looking slightly high in the past years, i think i would just be making the cut, could i ask what year you applied and what your ukcat score was???
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- 09-09-2016 09:34
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Hi. Liverpool didn't even use the UKCAT until last year so it didn't even have a cutoff for everyone. I know someone who had a 620 average who got interviewed last year. I got 640 average with band 1 situational judgment. The year I applied was 2015 for 2016 entry
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