is it risky too apply to both Sunderland and Keele medical school?

Yep it's risky, but if you have absolutely no other options, just do it! (You may end up with 2 interviews!)

Good point!

Which one would you think is more competitive? I have about 5 different unis incl sunderland and Keele…both seem decent compared to my other options but if it’s risky I might aswell just put down one.

Thanks

I have heard both use the same criteria to select candidates? Would it therefore be unwise to apply to both?

if you have a decent UCAT score then go for sunderland as it takes into account both UCAT score and the R+R form (although it's threshold is pretty generous - anything above 2400 should be safe). If your UCAT score is lower than that, then apply to keele because they don't use the UCAT when selecting for interview.

What other unis are you considering? I got a slightly lower UCAT than I wanted so I'm considering Sunderand/keele too!

But they don't always have the same applicants??

Hi, i know Keele doesn’t look at predicted grades but what about Sunderland?