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(Original post by TJ-Medic)
Depending on how things go this cycle - I am thinking about it! Good Luck!!
Depending on how things go this cycle - I am thinking about it! Good Luck!!
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(Original post by Bano99)
Definitely should! What background degree you coming from?
Definitely should! What background degree you coming from?
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(Original post by TJ-Medic)
I'm from the Arts and hoping I can make the career shift into Medicine - from the research I've done the Graduate Entry Medicine Courses are ideal for Medical Students from a range of backgrounds so I'm optimistic that if successful, Warwick would be perfect. What about you?
I'm from the Arts and hoping I can make the career shift into Medicine - from the research I've done the Graduate Entry Medicine Courses are ideal for Medical Students from a range of backgrounds so I'm optimistic that if successful, Warwick would be perfect. What about you?
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Hi Bano99, Warwick don't consider GCSE or A-Level grades at all. If you're a borderline candidate they'll use other aspects of your application like UCAT to make those decisions. Sounds like you'd be a good candidate with your previous degree! Where else are you thinking of applying?
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(Original post by Medic Mind)
Hi Bano99, Warwick don't consider GCSE or A-Level grades at all. If you're a borderline candidate they'll use other aspects of your application like UCAT to make those decisions. Sounds like you'd be a good candidate with your previous degree! Where else are you thinking of applying?
Anna
Y3 Southampton Grad Medic
Register for Webinars: www.medicmind.co.uk/medic-mind-webinars/
Hi Bano99, Warwick don't consider GCSE or A-Level grades at all. If you're a borderline candidate they'll use other aspects of your application like UCAT to make those decisions. Sounds like you'd be a good candidate with your previous degree! Where else are you thinking of applying?
Anna
Y3 Southampton Grad Medic
Register for Webinars: www.medicmind.co.uk/medic-mind-webinars/
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Hey guys , I applied to Warwick for entry this year with a UCAT of 2730, B1, 1:1 prediction in my Biochemistry BSc, care home volunteering and shadowing experience. I was rejected post-interview from Warwick and Barts, so I'm reapplying this year! If you've got any questions about my experience of the application process (within reason lol) then feel free to ask 
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(Original post by 020200)
Hey guys , I applied to Warwick for entry this year with a UCAT of 2730, B1, 1:1 prediction in my Biochemistry BSc, care home volunteering and shadowing experience. I was rejected post-interview from Warwick and Barts, so I'm reapplying this year! If you've got any questions about my experience of the application process (within reason lol) then feel free to ask
Hey guys , I applied to Warwick for entry this year with a UCAT of 2730, B1, 1:1 prediction in my Biochemistry BSc, care home volunteering and shadowing experience. I was rejected post-interview from Warwick and Barts, so I'm reapplying this year! If you've got any questions about my experience of the application process (within reason lol) then feel free to ask
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(Original post by Bano99)
Hey ah sorry to hear! Hopefully you ace it this year , i wanted to ask what did you do in a levels amd grades? Also gcses as im quite concerned regards this applying to Warwick
Hey ah sorry to hear! Hopefully you ace it this year , i wanted to ask what did you do in a levels amd grades? Also gcses as im quite concerned regards this applying to Warwick
Warwick don't consider your A-Levels/GCSEs at all (see their website), although I don't know if they will change this for 2022 entry. They don't even say anything about passing Maths and English GCSE which is bizarre as most medical courses require English proficiency at GCSE level. Definitely check the medical schools that you want to apply to because if you don't meet their minimum Maths/English Language requirements, it's likely you'd be rejected pre-interview unless you had some kind of mitigating circumstance. What are your GCSE Maths and English grades if you don't mind me prodding lol?
I'd say it's probably a good idea to ring up/email Warwick and tell them about your circumstances/grades to see if you are eligible to apply? Good luck
I got AAA at A-Level in Maths, Biology and Chemistry btw
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(Original post by 020200)
Haha no worries!
Warwick don't consider your A-Levels/GCSEs at all (see their website), although I don't know if they will change this for 2022 entry. They don't even say anything about passing Maths and English GCSE which is bizarre as most medical courses require English proficiency at GCSE level. Definitely check the medical schools that you want to apply to because if you don't meet their minimum Maths/English Language requirements, it's likely you'd be rejected pre-interview unless you had some kind of mitigating circumstance. What are your GCSE Maths and English grades if you don't mind me prodding lol?
I'd say it's probably a good idea to ring up/email Warwick and tell them about your circumstances/grades to see if you are eligible to apply? Good luck
I got AAA at A-Level in Maths, Biology and Chemistry btw
Haha no worries!
Warwick don't consider your A-Levels/GCSEs at all (see their website), although I don't know if they will change this for 2022 entry. They don't even say anything about passing Maths and English GCSE which is bizarre as most medical courses require English proficiency at GCSE level. Definitely check the medical schools that you want to apply to because if you don't meet their minimum Maths/English Language requirements, it's likely you'd be rejected pre-interview unless you had some kind of mitigating circumstance. What are your GCSE Maths and English grades if you don't mind me prodding lol?
I'd say it's probably a good idea to ring up/email Warwick and tell them about your circumstances/grades to see if you are eligible to apply? Good luck
I got AAA at A-Level in Maths, Biology and Chemistry btw
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I'm applying from Psychology (I got a 2:1). I am worried about starting revision for UCAT too early but last year my score was absolutely terrible like honestly really terrible so I really want to push myself this year
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(Original post by Iceyy18)
I'm applying from Psychology (I got a 2:1). I am worried about starting revision for UCAT too early but last year my score was absolutely terrible like honestly really terrible so I really want to push myself this year
I'm applying from Psychology (I got a 2:1). I am worried about starting revision for UCAT too early but last year my score was absolutely terrible like honestly really terrible so I really want to push myself this year
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I’ll be applying to Warwick, well.. depending on my UCAT. It’s my only UCAT university so need a good score or it’ll all be GAMSAT unis this year.
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(Original post by 020200)
The first time I sat the UCAT, I got in the 3rd Decile, but last year I got in the 8th. From my experience, if you use the right programme (can't express how important that is) and prepare for the difficult question types well you can definitely make an improvement. Good luck
The first time I sat the UCAT, I got in the 3rd Decile, but last year I got in the 8th. From my experience, if you use the right programme (can't express how important that is) and prepare for the difficult question types well you can definitely make an improvement. Good luck
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I intend to apply again this year, assuming the UCAT goes ok - MSc Clinical Psychology and HCA background
- MSc Clinical Psychology and HCA background
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Hi guys, does anyone have a rough estimate as to what the UCAT cut off was this year? I had a copy of the spreadsheet but it's disappeared so I can't check/ estimate myself, unfortunately.
Congratulations to all those with offers and commiserations to those without (I'll see you in next year's thread)!
Congratulations to all those with offers and commiserations to those without (I'll see you in next year's thread)!
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(Original post by Bexjw)
Hi guys, does anyone have a rough estimate as to what the UCAT cut off was this year? I had a copy of the spreadsheet but it's disappeared so I can't check/ estimate myself, unfortunately.
Congratulations to all those with offers and commiserations to those without (I'll see you in next year's thread)!
Hi guys, does anyone have a rough estimate as to what the UCAT cut off was this year? I had a copy of the spreadsheet but it's disappeared so I can't check/ estimate myself, unfortunately.
Congratulations to all those with offers and commiserations to those without (I'll see you in next year's thread)!
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(Original post by GANFYD)
About 2720, I think, iirc
About 2720, I think, iirc
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(Original post by Bexjw)
Hi guys, does anyone have a rough estimate as to what the UCAT cut off was this year? I had a copy of the spreadsheet but it's disappeared so I can't check/ estimate myself, unfortunately.
Congratulations to all those with offers and commiserations to those without (I'll see you in next year's thread)!
Hi guys, does anyone have a rough estimate as to what the UCAT cut off was this year? I had a copy of the spreadsheet but it's disappeared so I can't check/ estimate myself, unfortunately.
Congratulations to all those with offers and commiserations to those without (I'll see you in next year's thread)!
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...Ri1D_YHEQ/edit
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