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im in sixth form at the moment and im really interested in doing medicine and becoming a doctor. in my first year of the 2 year course in sixth form i got a pass overall and in my second year i got distinction and in overall i got DDD. I need help and advice on what rout to take.
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(Original post by zameer777)
im in sixth form at the moment and im really interested in doing medicine and becoming a doctor. in my first year of the 2 year course in sixth form i got a pass overall and in my second year i got distinction and in overall i got DDD. I need help and advice on what rout to take.
im in sixth form at the moment and im really interested in doing medicine and becoming a doctor. in my first year of the 2 year course in sixth form i got a pass overall and in my second year i got distinction and in overall i got DDD. I need help and advice on what rout to take.
If that doesn't work, you may have to consider taking A-Levels and reapplying; alternatively you may need to do a degree then going for graduate entry medicine (harder than standard undergrad medicine).
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im in sixth form at the moment and im really interested in doing medicine and becoming a doctor. in my first year of the 2 year course in sixth form i got a pass overall and in my second year i got distinction and in overall i got DDD. I need help and advice on what rout to take.
im in sixth form at the moment and im really interested in doing medicine and becoming a doctor. in my first year of the 2 year course in sixth form i got a pass overall and in my second year i got distinction and in overall i got DDD. I need help and advice on what rout to take.
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If you want to be a doctor you have to go to med school, you can’t go into medicine with biomedical science degree alone. But most med schools do integrated degrees so you can do medicine and biomed in 6 years
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If you want to be a doctor you have to go to med school, you can’t go into medicine with biomedical science degree alone. But most med schools do integrated degrees so you can do medicine and biomed in 6 years
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https://www.bma.org.uk/advice/career...alated-degrees
https://www.intercalate.co.uk/
One can be a PhD doctor after doing Biomedical sciences (and studying further!) but not a medical doctor, you are right.
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You can intercalate biomedical sciences as a medical student, here is more information
https://www.bma.org.uk/advice/career...alated-degrees
https://www.intercalate.co.uk/
One can be a PhD doctor after doing Biomedical sciences (and studying further!) but not a medical doctor, you are right.
You can intercalate biomedical sciences as a medical student, here is more information
https://www.bma.org.uk/advice/career...alated-degrees
https://www.intercalate.co.uk/
One can be a PhD doctor after doing Biomedical sciences (and studying further!) but not a medical doctor, you are right.
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(Original post by zameer777)
im in sixth form at the moment and im really interested in doing medicine and becoming a doctor. in my first year of the 2 year course in sixth form i got a pass overall and in my second year i got distinction and in overall i got DDD. I need help and advice on what rout to take.
im in sixth form at the moment and im really interested in doing medicine and becoming a doctor. in my first year of the 2 year course in sixth form i got a pass overall and in my second year i got distinction and in overall i got DDD. I need help and advice on what rout to take.
make sure you get tons of work experience. a good starting point would be working as a HCA
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this is an extremely competitive route, but try to apply for gateway to medicine. only s few universities in the country accept it though, and they do accept BTEC. you also need to do a UCAT exam when applying.
make sure you get tons of work experience. a good starting point would be working as a HCA
this is an extremely competitive route, but try to apply for gateway to medicine. only s few universities in the country accept it though, and they do accept BTEC. you also need to do a UCAT exam when applying.
make sure you get tons of work experience. a good starting point would be working as a HCA
OP need to do more research before going for them!
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You'll need to research yourself, a good starting point is here: https://www.medschools.ac.uk/media/2...al-schools.pdf (entry requirement for all UK med schools).
If that doesn't work, you may have to consider taking A-Levels and reapplying; alternatively you may need to do a degree then going for graduate entry medicine (harder than standard undergrad medicine).
You'll need to research yourself, a good starting point is here: https://www.medschools.ac.uk/media/2...al-schools.pdf (entry requirement for all UK med schools).
If that doesn't work, you may have to consider taking A-Levels and reapplying; alternatively you may need to do a degree then going for graduate entry medicine (harder than standard undergrad medicine).
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