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Ok my gcses are B*******. I have
double science A*A*
maths A*
further maths A
english language C
english litrature D
(I kind of got expelled from school at the end of year 10)
The sixform I go to has only allowed me to do 3 alevels
My AS grades
biology A
Maths A
Physics A
(i was not allowed to do chemestry) am i still in with a chance to study medicien?
double science A*A*
maths A*
further maths A
english language C
english litrature D
(I kind of got expelled from school at the end of year 10)
The sixform I go to has only allowed me to do 3 alevels
My AS grades
biology A
Maths A
Physics A
(i was not allowed to do chemestry) am i still in with a chance to study medicien?
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(Original post by lalameow)
Ok my gcses are B*******. I have
double science A*A*
maths A*
further maths A
english language C
english litrature D
(I kind of got expelled from school at the end of year 10)
The sixform I go to has only allowed me to do 3 alevels
My AS grades
biology A
Maths A
Physics A
(i was not allowed to do chemestry) am i still in with a chance to study medicien?
Ok my gcses are B*******. I have
double science A*A*
maths A*
further maths A
english language C
english litrature D
(I kind of got expelled from school at the end of year 10)
The sixform I go to has only allowed me to do 3 alevels
My AS grades
biology A
Maths A
Physics A
(i was not allowed to do chemestry) am i still in with a chance to study medicien?
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I think being able to spell 'Medicine' is a requirement, and you certainly haven't met that when you butchered the spelling twice.
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(Original post by lalameow)
Ok my gcses are B*******. I have
double science A*A*
maths A*
further maths A
english language C
english litrature D
(I kind of got expelled from school at the end of year 10)
The sixform I go to has only allowed me to do 3 alevels
My AS grades
biology A
Maths A
Physics A
(i was not allowed to do chemestry) am i still in with a chance to study medicien?
Ok my gcses are B*******. I have
double science A*A*
maths A*
further maths A
english language C
english litrature D
(I kind of got expelled from school at the end of year 10)
The sixform I go to has only allowed me to do 3 alevels
My AS grades
biology A
Maths A
Physics A
(i was not allowed to do chemestry) am i still in with a chance to study medicien?
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(Original post by m_james)
I think being able to spell 'Medicine' is a requirement, and you certainly haven't met that when you butchered the spelling twice.
I think being able to spell 'Medicine' is a requirement, and you certainly haven't met that when you butchered the spelling twice.
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(Original post by m_james)
I think being able to spell 'Medicine' is a requirement, and you certainly haven't met that when you butchered the spelling twice.
I think being able to spell 'Medicine' is a requirement, and you certainly haven't met that when you butchered the spelling twice.
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(Original post by lalameow)
i dyslexic... not my fault... does look really thick though
i dyslexic... not my fault... does look really thick though
You would definitely need A's in English, Maths and Science at GCSE if you wish to study Medicine - it's extemely competitive.
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does the fact that i got expelled from school go against me- will i have to tell the uni's i am aplying to this?
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(Original post by m_james)
Oh, apologies.
You would definitely need A's in English, Maths and Science at GCSE if you wish to study Medicine - it's extemely competitive.
Oh, apologies.
You would definitely need A's in English, Maths and Science at GCSE if you wish to study Medicine - it's extemely competitive.
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(Original post by Shazen)
You probably still can but you need good A2 grades UKCAT or BMAT. I think the minimum GCSE requirements are 5A's including English Maths and Science.
You probably still can but you need good A2 grades UKCAT or BMAT. I think the minimum GCSE requirements are 5A's including English Maths and Science.
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(Original post by FemaleBo55)
For GCSEs it depends what uni they are looking at, I think (dont quote me) but somewhere like St Georges want 5 As at least including english, maths and science. However Barts & London want AAABBB in the core subjects and in any order.
For GCSEs it depends what uni they are looking at, I think (dont quote me) but somewhere like St Georges want 5 As at least including english, maths and science. However Barts & London want AAABBB in the core subjects and in any order.
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(Original post by lalameow)
Ok my gcses are B*******. I have
double science A*A*
maths A*
further maths A
english language C
english litrature D
(I kind of got expelled from school at the end of year 10)
The sixform I go to has only allowed me to do 3 alevels
My AS grades
biology A
Maths A
Physics A
(i was not allowed to do chemestry) am i still in with a chance to study medicien?
Ok my gcses are B*******. I have
double science A*A*
maths A*
further maths A
english language C
english litrature D
(I kind of got expelled from school at the end of year 10)
The sixform I go to has only allowed me to do 3 alevels
My AS grades
biology A
Maths A
Physics A
(i was not allowed to do chemestry) am i still in with a chance to study medicien?
Imperial and Newcastle/Durham are the only places I can think of, but if you have dyslexia, I assume the BMAT and UKCAT are going to be difficult.
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(Original post by GradeA*UnderA)
Your English Language grade is going to heavily disadvantage you, along with the lack of GCSEs taken. The fact that you're probably going to have to bring up you were expelled from school is going to work against you too.
Imperial and Newcastle/Durham are the only places I can think of, but if you have dyslexia, I assume the BMAT and UKCAT are going to be difficult.
Your English Language grade is going to heavily disadvantage you, along with the lack of GCSEs taken. The fact that you're probably going to have to bring up you were expelled from school is going to work against you too.
Imperial and Newcastle/Durham are the only places I can think of, but if you have dyslexia, I assume the BMAT and UKCAT are going to be difficult.
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(Original post by lalameow)
Do you think it would be worth doing a gap year and study 5 more gcses in that gap year? or do an additional year at collage studying 5 gcses?
Do you think it would be worth doing a gap year and study 5 more gcses in that gap year? or do an additional year at collage studying 5 gcses?
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There's only three universities that I can think of that don't require A level chemistry (Peninsula, UEA and Newcastle) but I'm not sure if you would meet their GCSE requirements. I've heard of a few people studying medicine in Europe, e.g. Sofia, Bulgaria. You could look into it if that interests you?
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i would recommend checking uni requirements, however the issue is that a lot of them demand chem, so definitely have a look. i'll link in the tsr medicine forum for ya
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/wiki...y_Requirements
dont forget, despite your gcses, unis use other factors to decide whether or not to accept an applicant
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/wiki...y_Requirements
dont forget, despite your gcses, unis use other factors to decide whether or not to accept an applicant
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For most (almost all) medicine courses you need Chemistry to A2. Consider biomedical sciences and/or a less GCSE-heavy course.

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