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Hi I'm currently studying in India but i am a british citizen. The requirements say 80 percentage and my predicted scores are 85% although it isn't really a competitive score but I have done a lot of social service and interned at a gp clinic and hospital. I really want to go here, do you still think i have a chance if i get an alright UCAT score?
hi please can someone help me, i got a 647.5 avg and band 3 in ucat is it worth applying here... i have really limited options as well since i only achieved 5 a stars at gcse
did southampton have some sort of ucat threshold or cut off last year? if so what was it?
Yes, SOuthampton select using UCAT and will have a cut off. They decline to release past cut off information and usually refuse to answer FOIs too. Trawl through last year's thread and look for the lowest cut off. Has been around 640 in the past, but felt a bit higher last year from the thread
Yes, SOuthampton select using UCAT and will have a cut off. They decline to release past cut off information and usually refuse to answer FOIs too. Trawl through last year's thread and look for the lowest cut off. Has been around 640 in the past, but felt a bit higher last year from the thread
I emailed them a few days ago asking about the minimum ukcat invited to interview for international students last year (I'd assume it'd be around the same for home/eu as well?) and they said it was 2530, which is 632.5
Did anyone with a place at Southampton this year get a relatively low UCAT score? I want to apply for 2020 but have a score of 2550 (average 637). I'm worried that applying may be too much of a risk. Thanks in advance for any comments.
Probably Aston for diversity although I’m not an expert. Working environment isn’t a problem as libraries at uni are generally predominantly silent study and the books can be got in on inter library loan if necessary but most are well stocked - did work experience in Southampton hospital library (used by uni too). Genuinely though I would pick where you are more likely to get in if it were me as I would rather do medicine than be close to home although I understand many may be different to this as many of my friends are. Pick where you are likely to be happy out of the places that you realistically stand a chance at.
I would say Exeter has got a bit of a reputation and I don’t know the extent to which it is true although I would say not to let a couple of stories put you off if you got a good vibe and feel it would suit you as most institutions have them.
So how was the Southampton hospital library experience? Please let me know to a lot of detail because I may apply there and as I said, I may need a second opinion... so please
So how was the Southampton hospital library experience? Please let me know to a lot of detail because I may apply there and as I said, I may need a second opinion... so please
The library was very well resourced and everyone seemed friendly - it was part of the hospital and apparently quite a good medical library as there was an agreement with a few nhs trusts to share it obviously with different rules and regulations as nothing is ever simple. Definitely informative in my decision to do medicine as it showed me I would never be the best or know everything but would always be able to instead find things to work on and develop. The library and hospital teaching facilities I think are about 10-15 minutes away from the main campus facilities. Southampton itself is alright. Medicine sized place and relatively good shops although it’s not the nicest looking compared to other places I’ve been to (I may be biased as I’m relatively local). It seems very diverse and I know that some students end up in the Channel Islands on placement which would be an experience - there’s also a developmental institute at the hospital although I’m not sure how much that benefits students
The library was very well resourced and everyone seemed friendly - it was part of the hospital and apparently quite a good medical library as there was an agreement with a few nhs trusts to share it obviously with different rules and regulations as nothing is ever simple. Definitely informative in my decision to do medicine as it showed me I would never be the best or know everything but would always be able to instead find things to work on and develop. The library and hospital teaching facilities I think are about 10-15 minutes away from the main campus facilities. Southampton itself is alright. Medicine sized place and relatively good shops although it’s not the nicest looking compared to other places I’ve been to (I may be biased as I’m relatively local). It seems very diverse and I know that some students end up in the Channel Islands on placement which would be an experience - there’s also a developmental institute at the hospital although I’m not sure how much that benefits students
Do you think navigating from one place to another would be easy? Also, do you think that it is an enjoyable place to be at? Like are there football pitches, boxing rings and etc? Can you use this whenever you want?
Guys if you have attended the Southampton open day, let me know how it was. I'm thinking of applying but I want to know how the environment is... THanks
Do you think navigating from one place to another would be easy? Also, do you think that it is an enjoyable place to be at? Like are there football pitches, boxing rings and etc? Can you use this whenever you want?
I’m pretty sure there’s a cheap bus and it’s not too bad. There is a lot to do - not sure about how it works in terms of using the stuff although I presume you can use when you want
Guys if you have attended the Southampton open day, let me know how it was. I'm thinking of applying but I want to know how the environment is... THanks
I’m going to stop talking about Southampton now as I don’t really want my opinions on it to sway you as I’ve grown up nearby so am likely biased