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I have Btec national extended diploma D*D*D* and A level language with grade B. Iam confused about the entry requirements for biomedical science in the university of Sheffield. I was wondering if anyone got an offer from them having similar qualification as mine and if anyone can tell me if they would accept me for biomedical ?
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I haven't done BTEC, but I can give you my take on it.
I've checked the biomed degrees fromt he following webpages, and they seem similar to the other biomed programs:
https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergra...dsci#entryreqs
https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergra...-bsc#entryreqs
Your BTEC should be in Applied Science, Medical Science, or Forensic Science
Your A Level needs to be in a science and needs to be at grade A.
A science subject is considered to be: Chemistry, Biology (or Human Biology), Mathematics, Further Mathematics, Physics, Psychology, or Geography (I don't understand why Psychology or Geography are considered sciences, especially when I did both, but that's what they asked for)
Provided you have done the BTEC in one of the BTEC subjects mentioned above, your BTEC is more than OK (congrats on the grades by the way).
Your A Level in a language at grade B won't be considered suitable.
To be safe, I'd recommend you contact their undergrad admissions to be sure: https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/study/askus
I've checked the biomed degrees fromt he following webpages, and they seem similar to the other biomed programs:
https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergra...dsci#entryreqs
https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergra...-bsc#entryreqs
Your BTEC should be in Applied Science, Medical Science, or Forensic Science
Your A Level needs to be in a science and needs to be at grade A.
A science subject is considered to be: Chemistry, Biology (or Human Biology), Mathematics, Further Mathematics, Physics, Psychology, or Geography (I don't understand why Psychology or Geography are considered sciences, especially when I did both, but that's what they asked for)
Provided you have done the BTEC in one of the BTEC subjects mentioned above, your BTEC is more than OK (congrats on the grades by the way).
Your A Level in a language at grade B won't be considered suitable.
To be safe, I'd recommend you contact their undergrad admissions to be sure: https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/study/askus
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I thought there are two btec requirements one is OCF which needs A level and the other one is Rqf which doesn’t need I guess
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(Original post by MindMax2000)
I haven't done BTEC, but I can give you my take on it.
I've checked the biomed degrees fromt he following webpages, and they seem similar to the other biomed programs:
https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergra...dsci#entryreqs
https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergra...-bsc#entryreqs
Your BTEC should be in Applied Science, Medical Science, or Forensic Science
Your A Level needs to be in a science and needs to be at grade A.
A science subject is considered to be: Chemistry, Biology (or Human Biology), Mathematics, Further Mathematics, Physics, Psychology, or Geography (I don't understand why Psychology or Geography are considered sciences, especially when I did both, but that's what they asked for)
Provided you have done the BTEC in one of the BTEC subjects mentioned above, your BTEC is more than OK (congrats on the grades by the way).
Your A Level in a language at grade B won't be considered suitable.
To be safe, I'd recommend you contact their undergrad admissions to be sure: https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/study/askus
I haven't done BTEC, but I can give you my take on it.
I've checked the biomed degrees fromt he following webpages, and they seem similar to the other biomed programs:
https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergra...dsci#entryreqs
https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/undergra...-bsc#entryreqs
Your BTEC should be in Applied Science, Medical Science, or Forensic Science
Your A Level needs to be in a science and needs to be at grade A.
A science subject is considered to be: Chemistry, Biology (or Human Biology), Mathematics, Further Mathematics, Physics, Psychology, or Geography (I don't understand why Psychology or Geography are considered sciences, especially when I did both, but that's what they asked for)
Provided you have done the BTEC in one of the BTEC subjects mentioned above, your BTEC is more than OK (congrats on the grades by the way).
Your A Level in a language at grade B won't be considered suitable.
To be safe, I'd recommend you contact their undergrad admissions to be sure: https://www.sheffield.ac.uk/study/askus
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Omg 3 distinctions?! In what subject
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Omg 3 distinctions?! In what subject
Omg 3 distinctions?! In what subject
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Applied science
Applied science
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The tips is study hard for the exams as they have one of the highest point. For assignment start then a soon as it’s given to you and when you finish it before the deadline make ur teacher to check it before submitting. The teacher can give you very good feedbacks that you can improve on your assignment which will boost ur grade.
The tips is study hard for the exams as they have one of the highest point. For assignment start then a soon as it’s given to you and when you finish it before the deadline make ur teacher to check it before submitting. The teacher can give you very good feedbacks that you can improve on your assignment which will boost ur grade.
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If you want to achieve D*D*D* you will need to sacrifice ur social life
If you want to achieve D*D*D* you will need to sacrifice ur social life
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If you want to achieve D*D*D* you will need to sacrifice ur social life
If you want to achieve D*D*D* you will need to sacrifice ur social life
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to get D* did you have to get D in every assignment or is 1 or 2 Merits allow
to get D* did you have to get D in every assignment or is 1 or 2 Merits allow
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I think at least 2 merits and the rest distinction you can achieve at least D*D*D
I think at least 2 merits and the rest distinction you can achieve at least D*D*D
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Can’t wait to start my course in September!!
Can’t wait to start my course in September!!
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I have Btec national extended diploma D*D*D* and A level language with grade B. Iam confused about the entry requirements for biomedical science in the university of Sheffield. I was wondering if anyone got an offer from them having similar qualification as mine and if anyone can tell me if they would accept me for biomedical ?
I have Btec national extended diploma D*D*D* and A level language with grade B. Iam confused about the entry requirements for biomedical science in the university of Sheffield. I was wondering if anyone got an offer from them having similar qualification as mine and if anyone can tell me if they would accept me for biomedical ?
It seems like MindMax2000 has provided some great links to the entry requirements for Biomedical science. If you are unsure if your specific BTEC qualification will be accepted, I would definitely recommend getting in touch with the admissions tutor for the department ( [email protected] ).
If you have any further questions about studying at Sheffield, do let me know! I studied a closely related course, and took some Biomedical Science modules during my masters degree. You can also talk to current students via the Chat to Us page - if you filter by subject area, you'll see that Zoya, Melissa, and Yasamin are all studying Biomed
- Ben
Sheffield Graduate
BSc Molecular Biology, MSc Human and Molecular Genetics
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Hi Jhggfggvcg,
It seems like MindMax2000 has provided some great links to the entry requirements for Biomedical science. If you are unsure if your specific BTEC qualification will be accepted, I would definitely recommend getting in touch with the admissions tutor for the department ( [email protected] ).
If you have any further questions about studying at Sheffield, do let me know! I studied a closely related course, and took some Biomedical Science modules during my masters degree. You can also talk to current students via the Chat to Us page - if you filter by subject area, you'll see that Zoya, Melissa, and Yasamin are all studying Biomed
- Ben
Sheffield Graduate
BSc Molecular Biology, MSc Human and Molecular Genetics
Hi Jhggfggvcg,
It seems like MindMax2000 has provided some great links to the entry requirements for Biomedical science. If you are unsure if your specific BTEC qualification will be accepted, I would definitely recommend getting in touch with the admissions tutor for the department ( [email protected] ).
If you have any further questions about studying at Sheffield, do let me know! I studied a closely related course, and took some Biomedical Science modules during my masters degree. You can also talk to current students via the Chat to Us page - if you filter by subject area, you'll see that Zoya, Melissa, and Yasamin are all studying Biomed
- Ben
Sheffield Graduate
BSc Molecular Biology, MSc Human and Molecular Genetics
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(Original post by University of Sheffield Alumni)
Hi Jhggfggvcg,
It seems like MindMax2000 has provided some great links to the entry requirements for Biomedical science. If you are unsure if your specific BTEC qualification will be accepted, I would definitely recommend getting in touch with the admissions tutor for the department ( [email protected] ).
If you have any further questions about studying at Sheffield, do let me know! I studied a closely related course, and took some Biomedical Science modules during my masters degree. You can also talk to current students via the Chat to Us page - if you filter by subject area, you'll see that Zoya, Melissa, and Yasamin are all studying Biomed
- Ben
Sheffield Graduate
BSc Molecular Biology, MSc Human and Molecular Genetics
Hi Jhggfggvcg,
It seems like MindMax2000 has provided some great links to the entry requirements for Biomedical science. If you are unsure if your specific BTEC qualification will be accepted, I would definitely recommend getting in touch with the admissions tutor for the department ( [email protected] ).
If you have any further questions about studying at Sheffield, do let me know! I studied a closely related course, and took some Biomedical Science modules during my masters degree. You can also talk to current students via the Chat to Us page - if you filter by subject area, you'll see that Zoya, Melissa, and Yasamin are all studying Biomed
- Ben
Sheffield Graduate
BSc Molecular Biology, MSc Human and Molecular Genetics
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(Original post by Jhggfggvcg)
Hi Iam taking the Btec national extended diploma
Hi Iam taking the Btec national extended diploma
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hi can you I have the admission number please
hi can you I have the admission number please
You can read more about the specific modules approved from the BTEC National Extended Diploma on the Biomedical Science additional entry requirements information web page. On this page, you can see the specific modules accepted for entry. Courses with AAB entry require DDD, with courses with AAA at A-level requiring D*DD. You can see a full list of the Biomedical Science courses on offer at Sheffield on the department web pages here.
Due to social distancing regulations, the majority of staff are currently working remotely (including admissions). This unfortunately means telephone calls may not be answered at this time, so I personally would recommend emailing if you can. If you want to contact the biomedical science admissions tutor, you can email [email protected] (tel: +44 114 222 2319). You can also contact the university central admissions office at [email protected]
Do let me know if there's anything else I can help with!
- Ben
Sheffield Graduate
BSc Molecular Biology, MSc Human and Molecular Genetics
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(Original post by University of Sheffield Alumni)
Hi Jhggfggvcg,
You can read more about the specific modules approved from the BTEC National Extended Diploma on the Biomedical Science additional entry requirements information web page. On this page, you can see the specific modules accepted for entry. Courses with AAB entry require DDD, with courses with AAA at A-level requiring D*DD. You can see a full list of the Biomedical Science courses on offer at Sheffield on the department web pages here.
Due to social distancing regulations, the majority of staff are currently working remotely (including admissions). This unfortunately means telephone calls may not be answered at this time, so I personally would recommend emailing if you can. If you want to contact the biomedical science admissions tutor, you can email [email protected] (tel: +44 114 222 2319). You can also contact the university central admissions office at [email protected]
Do let me know if there's anything else I can help with!
- Ben
Sheffield Graduate
BSc Molecular Biology, MSc Human and Molecular Genetics
Hi Jhggfggvcg,
You can read more about the specific modules approved from the BTEC National Extended Diploma on the Biomedical Science additional entry requirements information web page. On this page, you can see the specific modules accepted for entry. Courses with AAB entry require DDD, with courses with AAA at A-level requiring D*DD. You can see a full list of the Biomedical Science courses on offer at Sheffield on the department web pages here.
Due to social distancing regulations, the majority of staff are currently working remotely (including admissions). This unfortunately means telephone calls may not be answered at this time, so I personally would recommend emailing if you can. If you want to contact the biomedical science admissions tutor, you can email [email protected] (tel: +44 114 222 2319). You can also contact the university central admissions office at [email protected]
Do let me know if there's anything else I can help with!
- Ben
Sheffield Graduate
BSc Molecular Biology, MSc Human and Molecular Genetics
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