Ukcat for clinical psychology?
I'm currently in my second year of sixth form. I'm in a pickle because I'm not too sure what I want to study in university. I always said i was gonna study either dentistry or doctor, but after taking up sciences in sixth form i figured its not for me. But I love psychology and I'm now considering studying Clinical Psychology or Nursing, but do any of them require taking a UKCAT exam to be entered?
You don't need to do the UKCAT for Clinical Psychology or nursing.
You can't train to be a clinical psychologist until you have done a psychology degree and full time related work. As above, you don't complete the UKCAT when applying for the clinical psychology doctorate later
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