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Hi guys, so I am in year 12 and recently got my UCAS predicted grades and i got 3 C's in biology chemistry and maths. obviously this is very disappointing because i have always wanted to apply for medicine, and i realise that there is no point anymore. I am going to apply for other biology and science related subjects instead. however if I manage to get the required grades for medicine in my actual a levels will i be able to get into it through clearing, even if i dont apply to any medicine courses now?
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Sometimes there is medicine courses in clearing but not all the time and they don’t tend to be from the big name unis as they tend to fill their places.
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Yes, you might be able to get through clearing/adjustment but remember to take the required exams such as the UCAT or BMAT.
Also, can always do a gap year after you get your results and they’re better than expected and then apply to medicine normally and not through clearing.
Also, can always do a gap year after you get your results and they’re better than expected and then apply to medicine normally and not through clearing.
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I suggest you do the UCAT and BMAT now even if you are going to take gap year. if you get place on clearing then this is good otherwise see these tests as practice for the real ones you will do when you apply again next time. This will do you power of good because you go through the full spectrum of experience and then see how you can improve when you do it next time if you do not get a place through clearing. High UCAT and BMAT score will give many options for universities.
I suggest you do the UCAT and BMAT now even if you are going to take gap year. if you get place on clearing then this is good otherwise see these tests as practice for the real ones you will do when you apply again next time. This will do you power of good because you go through the full spectrum of experience and then see how you can improve when you do it next time if you do not get a place through clearing. High UCAT and BMAT score will give many options for universities.
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(Original post by mass63)
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I suggest you do the UCAT and BMAT now even if you are going to take gap year. if you get place on clearing then this is good otherwise see these tests as practice for the real ones you will do when you apply again next time. This will do you power of good because you go through the full spectrum of experience and then see how you can improve when you do it next time if you do not get a place through clearing. High UCAT and BMAT score will give many options for universities.
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I suggest you do the UCAT and BMAT now even if you are going to take gap year. if you get place on clearing then this is good otherwise see these tests as practice for the real ones you will do when you apply again next time. This will do you power of good because you go through the full spectrum of experience and then see how you can improve when you do it next time if you do not get a place through clearing. High UCAT and BMAT score will give many options for universities.
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(Original post by ZombieTheWolf)
Yes, you might be able to get through clearing/adjustment but remember to take the required exams such as the UCAT or BMAT.
Also, can always do a gap year after you get your results and they’re better than expected and then apply to medicine normally and not through clearing.
Yes, you might be able to get through clearing/adjustment but remember to take the required exams such as the UCAT or BMAT.
Also, can always do a gap year after you get your results and they’re better than expected and then apply to medicine normally and not through clearing.
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(Original post by Snow flake)
Thanks for this. Also, if I do take a gap year, will I be applying for uni the October after my results? If so, would it be impossible for me to put any gap year experiences on my application
Thanks for this. Also, if I do take a gap year, will I be applying for uni the October after my results? If so, would it be impossible for me to put any gap year experiences on my application
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