Can I do Medicine at Cambridge/Imperial/UCL with these GCSEs?
I'd really appreciate any advice for this question, thanks.
Maths: 9
Biology: 9
Chemistry: 9
History: 9
Physics: 8
French: 8
Geography: 8
English language: A
English Literature: A
Media Studies: 7
Maths: 9
Biology: 9
Chemistry: 9
History: 9
Physics: 8
French: 8
Geography: 8
English language: A
English Literature: A
Media Studies: 7
Original post by Incarcarus
Yes
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Original post by Bjorn Bergensson
I'd really appreciate any advice for this question, thanks.
Maths: 9
Biology: 9
Chemistry: 9
History: 9
Physics: 8
French: 8
Geography: 8
English language: A
English Literature: A
Media Studies: 7
Maths: 9
Biology: 9
Chemistry: 9
History: 9
Physics: 8
French: 8
Geography: 8
English language: A
English Literature: A
Media Studies: 7
No its normally expected that applicants will have 23 grade 9's/A* minimum. Anything less and the application will be immediately thrown out.
Original post by Bjorn Bergensson
I'd really appreciate any advice for this question, thanks.
Maths: 9
Biology: 9
Chemistry: 9
History: 9
Physics: 8
French: 8
Geography: 8
English language: A
English Literature: A
Media Studies: 7
Maths: 9
Biology: 9
Chemistry: 9
History: 9
Physics: 8
French: 8
Geography: 8
English language: A
English Literature: A
Media Studies: 7
Original post by Incarcarus
Yes
Yes, most universities require grade 4/5 or higher in maths and English in order to meet the entry requirements. Obviously, your university choices are a lot more high-standard than normal universities but, with your grades, you should easily pass on the GCSE front.
Original post by mnot
No its normally expected that applicants will have 23 grade 9's/A* minimum. Anything less and the application will be immediately thrown out.
ha ha yeah my question looks quite silly now I look back at it...
okay sorry about that.
the link you provided was very useful, thank you
the link you provided was very useful, thank you
Original post by Yiling_Patriarch
Yes, most universities require grade 4/5 or higher in maths and English in order to meet the entry requirements. Obviously, your university choices are a lot more high-standard than normal universities but, with your grades, you should easily pass on the GCSE front.
awesome, thank you.
1 hoop jumped through then!
Original post by Yiling_Patriarch
Yes, most universities require grade 4/5 or higher in maths and English in order to meet the entry requirements. Obviously, your university choices are a lot more high-standard than normal universities but, with your grades, you should easily pass on the GCSE front.
No. Most med schools require a 6 in maths and Eng Lang. How have you decided these choices are "more high-standard" than others?
UCL and Imperial just require a 6 in these subjects and a 5 in a language for UCL. Cambridge have no particular GCSE requirements
Alternatively, Nottingham, UEA, Lancaster, Liverpool, Southampton and Lincoln require 6 x 7+, Keele, Sunderland, Sheffield, and St Andrews want 5 x7+.
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