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Hi guys, my name is Ahmad Abdullateef. I'm currently studying biomedical Science at the university of Hull and I am thinking of applying for medicine at the university of Birmingham for 2021. I really like Birmingham and was wandering if getting GCSE requirements, a 1st or upper 2:1, doing well on the UKAT's would all be affected if I didnt do A levels? Because I did BTEC and I know that wont be accepted. Would that alone stop me from applying for 2021? Thanks
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(Original post by Ahmad241)
Hi guys, my name is Ahmad Abdullateef. I'm currently studying biomedical Science at the university of Hull and I am thinking of applying for medicine at the university of Birmingham for 2021. I really like Birmingham and was wandering if getting GCSE requirements, a 1st or upper 2:1, doing well on the UKAT's would all be affected if I didnt do A levels? Because I did BTEC and I know that wont be accepted. Would that alone stop me from applying for 2021? Thanks
Hi guys, my name is Ahmad Abdullateef. I'm currently studying biomedical Science at the university of Hull and I am thinking of applying for medicine at the university of Birmingham for 2021. I really like Birmingham and was wandering if getting GCSE requirements, a 1st or upper 2:1, doing well on the UKAT's would all be affected if I didnt do A levels? Because I did BTEC and I know that wont be accepted. Would that alone stop me from applying for 2021? Thanks
If their website states that they require A levels, then I think it could be an issue, especially as GEM is extremely competitive. However, maybe there are other grad med courses that accept BTECs. Also, I'd advise that you call or email Birmingham's admission's team and ask them if doing BTEC's would affect your chance of acceptance into their GEM course.
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(Original post by _Mia101)
Hi!
If their website states that they require A levels, then I think it could be an issue, especially as GEM is extremely competitive. However, maybe there are other grad med courses that accept BTECs. Also, I'd advise that you call or email Birmingham's admission's team and ask them if doing BTEC's would affect your chance of acceptance into their GEM course.
Hi!
If their website states that they require A levels, then I think it could be an issue, especially as GEM is extremely competitive. However, maybe there are other grad med courses that accept BTECs. Also, I'd advise that you call or email Birmingham's admission's team and ask them if doing BTEC's would affect your chance of acceptance into their GEM course.
Thanks!!
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(Original post by Ahmad241)
I might change my mind and apply for their 5 year course. It says on their website they accept 5-10 graduates from biomedical science in place of A-levels. I'll ask about that.
Thanks!!
I might change my mind and apply for their 5 year course. It says on their website they accept 5-10 graduates from biomedical science in place of A-levels. I'll ask about that.
Thanks!!
Your welcome!
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(Original post by _Mia101)
Okay, but you know you can apply to more than one GEM course right.
Your welcome!
Okay, but you know you can apply to more than one GEM course right.
Your welcome!
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ah okay.
(Original post by Ahmad241)
Yes I'm also looking at Queen Mary and Kings College in London but I really like the look of Birmingham and it is my first choice so I really want to try to get in for 2021.
Yes I'm also looking at Queen Mary and Kings College in London but I really like the look of Birmingham and it is my first choice so I really want to try to get in for 2021.
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(Original post by _Mia101)
ah okay.
ah okay.
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(Original post by Ahmad241)
Are you a uni student or going into uni?
Are you a uni student or going into uni?
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