Brunel Medical School A100 2021 and 2022 Entry

Do you know how many places they have available? The 200k fees is crazy!

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BlueIndigoViolet

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Original post by EmilyQ

Do you know how many places they have available? The 200k fees is crazy!

Brunel finally figured out a new side hustle lol

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chri.sky

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Original post by EmilyQ

Do you know how many places they have available? The 200k fees is crazy!

60, I emailed the admissions officer to ask.

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Original post by chri.sky

60, I emailed the admissions officer to ask.

Do you know how many they intend to interview? I think 500-600 will apply based on how many applied to Buckingham when they first opened.

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kathuria

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Original post by EmilyQ

Do you know how many they intend to interview? I think 500-600 will apply based on how many applied to Buckingham when they first opened.

As it is not accredited by GMC, are they tied up with any other university to award MBBS degree (as backup), just in case if accreditation doesn't happen by the time 1st cohort finishes.
Just a thought ??

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FriedChicken0

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Original post by kathuria

As it is not accredited by GMC, are they tied up with any other university to award MBBS degree (as backup), just in case if accreditation doesn't happen by the time 1st cohort finishes.
Just a thought ??

They're contingency plan is with Buckingham.
All new medical schools in the UK are required to have a contingency plan.

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Original post by kathuria

As it is not accredited by GMC, are they tied up with any other university to award MBBS degree (as backup), just in case if accreditation doesn't happen by the time 1st cohort finishes.
Just a thought ??

How do you know they are not accredited by GMS? That makes no sense, how are they offering clinical placements if not accredited.

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chri.sky

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Original post by EmilyQ

How do you know they are not accredited by GMS? That makes no sense, how are they offering clinical placements if not accredited.

They haven't been accredited yet. New medicals schools do not receive accreditation until the first cohort graduates.

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they have a contingency school which is buckingham

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thats how they can offer a degree, every new medical schools has to have one I think

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Sounds a bit risky for a £200,000 degree!

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FriedChicken0

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Original post by EmilyQ

Sounds a bit risky for a £200,000 degree!

You're going to get a GMC accredited degree no matter what at the end of your study though.

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btw are eu students considered as international for 2021 entry or does that start only for the 2021 application cycle?

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Im sorry, I dint notice that
thank you

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