Official Thread: (Undergraduate) Medicine 2023 Entry

damn well this made me cry again but well… it’s true maybe it’s just a sign for me to stay in scotland. i wanted to live in London because i’ve always, I MEAN ALWAYS wanted to model snd there aren’t any modelling opportunities here -they are really picky and their agencies are small and don’t usually work with big brands like i want. you can see a pattern in how i always want the best of the best for myself snd even if i didn’t get into it, i really wanted to get all As throughout my whole year in school and seeing others accomplish that actually hurts me, no one worked harder than i did for that exam and they still did better, with no effort i low-key hate myself for this.

damn well this made me cry again but well… it’s true maybe it’s just a sign for me to stay in scotland. i wanted to live in London because i’ve always, I MEAN ALWAYS wanted to model snd there aren’t any modelling opportunities here -they are really picky and their agencies are small and don’t usually work with big brands like i want. you can see a pattern in how i always want the best of the best for myself snd even if i didn’t get into it, i really wanted to get all As throughout my whole year in school and seeing others accomplish that actually hurts me, no one worked harder than i did for that exam and they still did better, with no effort i low-key hate myself for this.

Okay, I’m here giving a little bit of unsolicited advice 😭 I’m sorry if I come across as harsh but I don’t mean to, just maybe give it some thought?

Honestly, if you did want to pursue modelling full-time, may be a much better idea to just go to London and start your modelling career outright. I’m quite confused that if you’ve always wanted to model and then you picked medicine just so you could go to a London university to model?

Not saying that you can’t balance modelling and medicine, but if modelling is such an important part then perhaps you should give it some thought

A bit cheeky of them, but the reality is they wouldn’t have had spaces for everyone otherwise.

I’m assuming that the guaranteed interview is only for one medical school so you should still aim for the highest score you can get to avoid putting all your eggs in the same basket.

what if you only have one basket to put your eggs into😭

Hi guys, for barts would 2600 band 2 and 228 ucas tariff points get me an interview, also for Manchester do you think I have a chance as I'm wp+ flag?

true but i'm limited at unis that accept gcse retakes/ a 5 in english language
i got a 5 in english language in year 10, i resat it and got a 7, the rest of my gcses are pretty average anyways, 98887777766 (5)
UOB would accept my 5 cuz of the WP programme I'm doing, so to get in i just need to do really well in my guaranteed interview, and get band 1 in SJT.
UOB is close to my where i live, i really like the uni out of all other options, should i risk putting all my hopes into it. They give out a lot of offers too right?

Does anyone know how Cardiff uses the UCAT for their selection process?

does anyone know how HYMS point ranking system works?

Does anyone know how Cardiff uses the UCAT for their selection process?