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I got BDD in my A2 levels maths, chem, biology and I didn't apply to ucas last year as last year my grades were even worse so I planned to take a gap year and apply for 2019 entry. But I didn't get the grades I need for pharmacy or biomedicine so can I resist chemistry and biology and if I work hard get an A in my gap year in my resit for 2019 entry so deferred entry?? If I want 2019 entry how do I apply and how will any uni accept my application with these grades even tho I know that if I resit I will get the grades as I didn't put much effort in bio and chemistry?? So do I put my A2 grades and if so what is the best option for me? Pls help I feel so lost
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(Original post by Jp Ahmad)
I got BDD in my A2 levels maths, chem, biology and I didn't apply to ucas last year as last year my grades were even worse so I planned to take a gap year and apply for 2019 entry. But I didn't get the grades I need for pharmacy or biomedicine so can I resist chemistry and biology and if I work hard get an A in my gap year in my resit for 2019 entry so deferred entry?? If I want 2019 entry how do I apply and how will any uni accept my application with these grades even tho I know that if I resit I will get the grades as I didn't put much effort in bio and chemistry?? So do I put my A2 grades and if so what is the best option for me? Pls help I feel so lost
I got BDD in my A2 levels maths, chem, biology and I didn't apply to ucas last year as last year my grades were even worse so I planned to take a gap year and apply for 2019 entry. But I didn't get the grades I need for pharmacy or biomedicine so can I resist chemistry and biology and if I work hard get an A in my gap year in my resit for 2019 entry so deferred entry?? If I want 2019 entry how do I apply and how will any uni accept my application with these grades even tho I know that if I resit I will get the grades as I didn't put much effort in bio and chemistry?? So do I put my A2 grades and if so what is the best option for me? Pls help I feel so lost
Applications can be submitted from the 5th Sept onwards.
I can't imagine universities having too much of an issue with resits as you're not applying for medicine/dentistry, but check the university's policy too.
You will have to declare all your qualifications/sittings on UCAS, but put on your application your resit details too and predicted grades.
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Yea they should take your application into consideration as long as your predicted grades match their offer e.g QUB's offer is AAB so your predicted grades must be AAB too or higher. Dw hun! Loads of people dont get the grades they want the first time and still get in when they reapply.
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(Original post by Jp Ahmad)
I got BDD in my A2 levels maths, chem, biology and I didn't apply to ucas last year as last year my grades were even worse so I planned to take a gap year and apply for 2019 entry. But I didn't get the grades I need for pharmacy or biomedicine so can I resist chemistry and biology and if I work hard get an A in my gap year in my resit for 2019 entry so deferred entry?? If I want 2019 entry how do I apply and how will any uni accept my application with these grades even tho I know that if I resit I will get the grades as I didn't put much effort in bio and chemistry?? So do I put my A2 grades and if so what is the best option for me? Pls help I feel so lost
I got BDD in my A2 levels maths, chem, biology and I didn't apply to ucas last year as last year my grades were even worse so I planned to take a gap year and apply for 2019 entry. But I didn't get the grades I need for pharmacy or biomedicine so can I resist chemistry and biology and if I work hard get an A in my gap year in my resit for 2019 entry so deferred entry?? If I want 2019 entry how do I apply and how will any uni accept my application with these grades even tho I know that if I resit I will get the grades as I didn't put much effort in bio and chemistry?? So do I put my A2 grades and if so what is the best option for me? Pls help I feel so lost
I know you probably don't feel great today, but you do still have options going forwards. Maybe have a look at foundation years too.
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(Original post by Jp Ahmad)
I got BDD in my A2 levels maths, chem, biology and I didn't apply to ucas last year as last year my grades were even worse so I planned to take a gap year and apply for 2019 entry. But I didn't get the grades I need for pharmacy or biomedicine so can I resist chemistry and biology and if I work hard get an A in my gap year in my resit for 2019 entry so deferred entry?? If I want 2019 entry how do I apply and how will any uni accept my application with these grades even tho I know that if I resit I will get the grades as I didn't put much effort in bio and chemistry?? So do I put my A2 grades and if so what is the best option for me? Pls help I feel so lost
I got BDD in my A2 levels maths, chem, biology and I didn't apply to ucas last year as last year my grades were even worse so I planned to take a gap year and apply for 2019 entry. But I didn't get the grades I need for pharmacy or biomedicine so can I resist chemistry and biology and if I work hard get an A in my gap year in my resit for 2019 entry so deferred entry?? If I want 2019 entry how do I apply and how will any uni accept my application with these grades even tho I know that if I resit I will get the grades as I didn't put much effort in bio and chemistry?? So do I put my A2 grades and if so what is the best option for me? Pls help I feel so lost
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I'm sorry you didn't get the results you were hoping for! Have you looked into courses with foundation years? Foundation year courses tend to have much lower entry requirements, e.g. the University of Westminster has a biomedical science course with a foundation year which you can get onto with DDE, so I'm sure there will be plenty more that would accept you with your current grades, without the need to gamble on resits.
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(Original post by Beth_H)
I'm sorry you didn't get the results you were hoping for! Have you looked into courses with foundation years? Foundation year courses tend to have much lower entry requirements, e.g. the University of Westminster has a biomedical science course with a foundation year which you can get onto with DDE, so I'm sure there will be plenty more that would accept you with your current grades, without the need to gamble on resits.
I'm sorry you didn't get the results you were hoping for! Have you looked into courses with foundation years? Foundation year courses tend to have much lower entry requirements, e.g. the University of Westminster has a biomedical science course with a foundation year which you can get onto with DDE, so I'm sure there will be plenty more that would accept you with your current grades, without the need to gamble on resits.
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(Original post by michaela0899)
Yea they should take your application into consideration as long as your predicted grades match their offer e.g QUB's offer is AAB so your predicted grades must be AAB too or higher. Dw hun! Loads of people dont get the grades they want the first time and still get in when they reapply.
Yea they should take your application into consideration as long as your predicted grades match their offer e.g QUB's offer is AAB so your predicted grades must be AAB too or higher. Dw hun! Loads of people dont get the grades they want the first time and still get in when they reapply.
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(Original post by Jp Ahmad)
Ty for the support and so do I just put predicted grades or do I need to put BDD cos it sounds so bad on the application and won't I just get rejected everywhere even tho I plan on doing resits??
Ty for the support and so do I just put predicted grades or do I need to put BDD cos it sounds so bad on the application and won't I just get rejected everywhere even tho I plan on doing resits??
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(Original post by michaela0899)
In your UCAS application, I think the school (where you are doing resits) will have to give a reference and your predicted grades directly to the uni. Unfortunately, you have to declare all your grades or else you may risk losing your place in the uni. A lot of applicants get grades like yours so dont sweat too much about it! They will focus on predicted grades imho.
In your UCAS application, I think the school (where you are doing resits) will have to give a reference and your predicted grades directly to the uni. Unfortunately, you have to declare all your grades or else you may risk losing your place in the uni. A lot of applicants get grades like yours so dont sweat too much about it! They will focus on predicted grades imho.
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(Original post by Jp Ahmad)
Thank you so much for replying and so do I apply now for 2019 entry??
Thank you so much for replying and so do I apply now for 2019 entry??
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(Original post by Jp Ahmad)
Thank you so much for replying and so do I apply now for 2019 entry??
Thank you so much for replying and so do I apply now for 2019 entry??
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(Original post by Jp Ahmad)
I got BDD in my A2 levels maths, chem, biology and I didn't apply to ucas last year as last year my grades were even worse so I planned to take a gap year and apply for 2019 entry. But I didn't get the grades I need for pharmacy or biomedicine so can I resist chemistry and biology and if I work hard get an A in my gap year in my resit for 2019 entry so deferred entry?? If I want 2019 entry how do I apply and how will any uni accept my application with these grades even tho I know that if I resit I will get the grades as I didn't put much effort in bio and chemistry?? So do I put my A2 grades and if so what is the best option for me? Pls help I feel so lost
I got BDD in my A2 levels maths, chem, biology and I didn't apply to ucas last year as last year my grades were even worse so I planned to take a gap year and apply for 2019 entry. But I didn't get the grades I need for pharmacy or biomedicine so can I resist chemistry and biology and if I work hard get an A in my gap year in my resit for 2019 entry so deferred entry?? If I want 2019 entry how do I apply and how will any uni accept my application with these grades even tho I know that if I resit I will get the grades as I didn't put much effort in bio and chemistry?? So do I put my A2 grades and if so what is the best option for me? Pls help I feel so lost
Sorry about the disappointing results but don't feel too down. My cousin had similar grades last year and applied to a pharmacy foundation year through clearing. (You can pm me if you'd like to know which uni). She applied for first year entry to pharmacy courses at better unis and got an offer from Nottingham provided she got a 1st for her foundation year. She narrowly missed the 1st but she's headed to Nottingham in September.
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(Original post by Jp Ahmad)
I got BDD in my A2 levels maths, chem, biology and I didn't apply to ucas last year as last year my grades were even worse so I planned to take a gap year and apply for 2019 entry. But I didn't get the grades I need for pharmacy or biomedicine so can I resist chemistry and biology and if I work hard get an A in my gap year in my resit for 2019 entry so deferred entry?? If I want 2019 entry how do I apply and how will any uni accept my application with these grades even tho I know that if I resit I will get the grades as I didn't put much effort in bio and chemistry?? So do I put my A2 grades and if so what is the best option for me? Pls help I feel so lost
I got BDD in my A2 levels maths, chem, biology and I didn't apply to ucas last year as last year my grades were even worse so I planned to take a gap year and apply for 2019 entry. But I didn't get the grades I need for pharmacy or biomedicine so can I resist chemistry and biology and if I work hard get an A in my gap year in my resit for 2019 entry so deferred entry?? If I want 2019 entry how do I apply and how will any uni accept my application with these grades even tho I know that if I resit I will get the grades as I didn't put much effort in bio and chemistry?? So do I put my A2 grades and if so what is the best option for me? Pls help I feel so lost

Please stay calm and don't be so stressed! There are always opportunities for you!
Have a look at our Clearing page and give us a call if interested in any course!
Good luck!
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(Original post by Jp Ahmad)
Thank you so much for replying and so do I apply now for 2019 entry??
Thank you so much for replying and so do I apply now for 2019 entry??
I'm not sure where you live so don't know if Huddersfield is a realistic option for you but if so, you can ring our Clearing Helpline on 0330 123 2277 or chat to us online at hud.ac.uk/clearing
Hope this helps, best of luck,
Sarah
School of Applied Sciences
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You can always apply for Pharmacy with a Foundation Year. More and more universities are offering it.
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