BTEC applied science level 3 what can i become?

kookie-bts

when i move onto university can i study dentistry, pharmacy or possibly work in a hospital

Reply 1

TSR Jessica

Sorry you've not had any responses about this. :frown:

Are you sure you've posted in the right place? :smile:

Here's a link to our subject forum which should help get you more responses if you post there. :redface:

Reply 2

Alibino

you can definitely study pharmacy at a lot of unis just check their requirements if they allow btec level 3. im not too sure for dentistry and what do you mean by "possibly work in a hospital"?

Reply 3

kookie-bts

Original post by Alibino

you can definitely study pharmacy at a lot of unis just check their requirements if they allow btec level 3. im not too sure for dentistry and what do you mean by "possibly work in a hospital"?

i mean maybe becoming a GP doctor?

Reply 4

Student1191

Original post by kookie-bts

when i move onto university can i study dentistry, pharmacy or possibly work in a hospital

Hospital receptionist?

Reply 5

kookie-bts

Original post by Student1191

Hospital receptionist?

A general practitioner, also called a GP or generalist, is a physician who does not specialize in one particular area of medicine. GPs provide routine health care (e.g., physical examinations, immunizations) and assess and treat many different conditions, including illnesses and injuries.
^^ thats what it is basically

Reply 6

GalGirl101

I think Cardiff accepts your qualifications for medicine

Reply 7

Student1191

Original post by kookie-bts

I’m aware. Why are you telling me this? Are you woman splaining?

Reply 8

kookie-bts

Original post by Student1191

I’m aware. Why are you telling me this? Are you woman splaining?

sorry what is a woman splaining? I'm just a 16-year-old girl who doesn't know what to do in the future, so i was just asking for advice :smile:

Reply 9

Student1191

Original post by kookie-bts

sorry what is a woman splaining? I'm just a 16-year-old girl who doesn't know what to do in the future, so i was just asking for advice :smile:

Yeah and I suggested something to you and then you explained what a GP is to me for no reason. Woman splaining is where a woman explains something to a man in a condescending way

Reply 10

kookie-bts

Original post by Student1191

Yeah and I suggested something to you and then you explained what a GP is to me for no reason. Woman splaining is where a woman explains something to a man in a condescending way

no no, because you said hospital receptionist which is not related to GP doctor so I explained the meaning as I thought you didn't know. anyways thank you for your suggestion it was helpful

Reply 11

Alibino

to become a gp you would need to study medicine which usually requires 3 As at a level. there are exceptions for foundation years which if youre eligible you can get in with lower grades like BBC-ABB but u would have to check the uni. some foundation years for medicine do allow btec students but doing a levels is better choice in most cases

Reply 12

kookie-bts

Original post by Alibino

thanks for your reply i am thinking of changing btec into a level. and also im thinking of taking biology and chemistry but not maths is that okay for most uni

Reply 13

theywereblue

Original post by kookie-bts

thanks for your reply i am thinking of changing btec into a level. and also im thinking of taking biology and chemistry but not maths is that okay for most uni

Most universities would require taking a Biology A-Level, Chemistry A-Level and then a choice of either Maths or Physics A-Level. If you don't want to take maths then I'd strongly advise you to take Physics (and visa versa) :smile:

Reply 14

kookie-bts

Original post by theywereblue

chemistry and biology is literally one of my best subjects but i know for a fact that if i take maths or physics i will fail because these are the two subjects im the worse in. what do you think i should choose instead of phy and maths, how about psychology but will it still allow me to become an doctor