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there are medicine school who start at the winter?

Hey, since i have missed the deadline for this year, there are any schools that have winter admission?

i also got first degree in Animal science, somone know if there is a 4 years program somewhere? (looking for not expensive one..)
Original post by Yarden.revivo
Hey, since i have missed the deadline for this year, there are any schools that have winter admission?

i also got first degree in Animal science, somone know if there is a 4 years program somewhere? (looking for not expensive one..)


All do, but it will be for September 2018 admission ( by 15th October). Look for Graduate Entry programmes if you want 4 years.
Original post by Yarden.revivo
Hey, since i have missed the deadline for this year, there are any schools that have winter admission?

i also got first degree in Animal science, somone know if there is a 4 years program somewhere? (looking for not expensive one..)


You haven't missed the deadline, this year the UCAS deadline for most medical schools is 15th october if you want to start studying in 2018. There are plenty of 4 year graduate-entry courses in medicine, just search them up. Not sure what you mean by expensive; most med school tuition fees are £9000 a year.
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Original post by Yarden.revivo
(looking for not expensive one..)


Good luck with that! International fees are generally at least £120,000 for 4 year courses in the UK, and financial help is very limited.

If you are from the EU you will still qualify for the domestic fees of £9,000, covered by a loan.

Competition for internationals is also very intense - ensure you are well read up on the UK admissions process to maximise your chances. The TSR wiki is a good place to start.
As far as I'm aware, Buckingham is the only UK medical school which has a January intake.

But it is a private university and does not offer a graduate entry programme.

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