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Do I need A-level chemistry to get into medical school, can a level applied science suffice for the chemistry requirements?
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Do I need A-level chemistry to get into medical school, can a level applied science suffice for the chemistry requirements?
Do I need A-level chemistry to get into medical school, can a level applied science suffice for the chemistry requirements?
In fact, can you give a full breakdown of your A-levels?
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I’m doing A-level biology, A-level psychology and I’m choosing between picking A-level chemistry and Applied sciences. So I just want to know if i can still get into medical school without doing A-level chemistry?
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I’m doing A-level biology, A-level psychology and I’m choosing between picking A-level chemistry and Applied sciences. So I just want to know if i can still get into medical school without doing A-level chemistry?
I’m doing A-level biology, A-level psychology and I’m choosing between picking A-level chemistry and Applied sciences. So I just want to know if i can still get into medical school without doing A-level chemistry?
If you just do biology, and not chemistry, maths or physics, then you're down to:
East Anglia
KMMS
Leicester
Newcastle
NMS
Plymouth
Sheffield
As you can see, you're hugely cutting your options down, and you may not meet other entry requirements for these unis.
Doing chemistry will keep all options open. Doing maths or physics will keep more options open, if you'd rather that than physics.
I don't think applied sciences will help you at all.
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I’m doing A-level biology, A-level psychology and I’m choosing between picking A-level chemistry and Applied sciences. So I just want to know if i can still get into medical school without doing A-level chemistry?
I’m doing A-level biology, A-level psychology and I’m choosing between picking A-level chemistry and Applied sciences. So I just want to know if i can still get into medical school without doing A-level chemistry?
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Do I need A-level chemistry to get into medical school, can a level applied science suffice for the chemistry requirements?
Do I need A-level chemistry to get into medical school, can a level applied science suffice for the chemistry requirements?
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