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Please can you help us navigate this minefield..
My son is at the end of his 2nd year in BSc Biomedical Sciences and is likely to be predicted a First, we'll know for sure by the end of the month.
He has a UCAT score of 2860. He has AAB at A Levels Chemistry, Biology and Maths respectively.
He wants to apply for graduate medicine (A101 courses) to start in 2023.
He's not planning to do the GAMSAT at the moment because he would get the results after the cut-off point for UCAS which is 15/9/2022.
Please can you help us decide on the 4 choices we should make? Warwick is a definite yes. Which other 3 would you choose between BARTS, KCL, Southampton and Newcastle?
Would you include one or more A100 course and if so which ones are more likely to offer him a place?
Many thanks in advance for any advice received.
Please can you help us navigate this minefield..
My son is at the end of his 2nd year in BSc Biomedical Sciences and is likely to be predicted a First, we'll know for sure by the end of the month.
He has a UCAT score of 2860. He has AAB at A Levels Chemistry, Biology and Maths respectively.
He wants to apply for graduate medicine (A101 courses) to start in 2023.
He's not planning to do the GAMSAT at the moment because he would get the results after the cut-off point for UCAS which is 15/9/2022.
Please can you help us decide on the 4 choices we should make? Warwick is a definite yes. Which other 3 would you choose between BARTS, KCL, Southampton and Newcastle?
Would you include one or more A100 course and if so which ones are more likely to offer him a place?
Many thanks in advance for any advice received.
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Hello
Please can you help us navigate this minefield..
My son is at the end of his 2nd year in BSc Biomedical Sciences and is likely to be predicted a First, we'll know for sure by the end of the month.
He has a UCAT score of 2860. He has AAB at A Levels Chemistry, Biology and Maths respectively.
He wants to apply for graduate medicine (A101 courses) to start in 2023.
He's not planning to do the GAMSAT at the moment because he would get the results after the cut-off point for UCAS which is 15/9/2022.
Please can you help us decide on the 4 choices we should make? Warwick is a definite yes. Which other 3 would you choose between BARTS, KCL, Southampton and Newcastle?
Would you include one or more A100 course and if so which ones are more likely to offer him a place?
Many thanks in advance for any advice received.
Please can you help us navigate this minefield..
My son is at the end of his 2nd year in BSc Biomedical Sciences and is likely to be predicted a First, we'll know for sure by the end of the month.
He has a UCAT score of 2860. He has AAB at A Levels Chemistry, Biology and Maths respectively.
He wants to apply for graduate medicine (A101 courses) to start in 2023.
He's not planning to do the GAMSAT at the moment because he would get the results after the cut-off point for UCAS which is 15/9/2022.
Please can you help us decide on the 4 choices we should make? Warwick is a definite yes. Which other 3 would you choose between BARTS, KCL, Southampton and Newcastle?
Would you include one or more A100 course and if so which ones are more likely to offer him a place?
Many thanks in advance for any advice received.
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(Original post by honeybea)
Hello
Please can you help us navigate this minefield..
My son is at the end of his 2nd year in BSc Biomedical Sciences and is likely to be predicted a First, we'll know for sure by the end of the month.
He has a UCAT score of 2860. He has AAB at A Levels Chemistry, Biology and Maths respectively.
He wants to apply for graduate medicine (A101 courses) to start in 2023.
He's not planning to do the GAMSAT at the moment because he would get the results after the cut-off point for UCAS which is 15/9/2022.
Please can you help us decide on the 4 choices we should make? Warwick is a definite yes. Which other 3 would you choose between BARTS, KCL, Southampton and Newcastle?
Would you include one or more A100 course and if so which ones are more likely to offer him a place?
Many thanks in advance for any advice received.
Hello
Please can you help us navigate this minefield..
My son is at the end of his 2nd year in BSc Biomedical Sciences and is likely to be predicted a First, we'll know for sure by the end of the month.
He has a UCAT score of 2860. He has AAB at A Levels Chemistry, Biology and Maths respectively.
He wants to apply for graduate medicine (A101 courses) to start in 2023.
He's not planning to do the GAMSAT at the moment because he would get the results after the cut-off point for UCAS which is 15/9/2022.
Please can you help us decide on the 4 choices we should make? Warwick is a definite yes. Which other 3 would you choose between BARTS, KCL, Southampton and Newcastle?
Would you include one or more A100 course and if so which ones are more likely to offer him a place?
Many thanks in advance for any advice received.
https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/sho....php?t=6655172
And how does he have a UCAT score valid for 2023 entry?
Nobody can offer advice without all stats
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Hello
Please can you help us navigate this minefield..
My son is at the end of his 2nd year in BSc Biomedical Sciences and is likely to be predicted a First, we'll know for sure by the end of the month.
He has a UCAT score of 2860. He has AAB at A Levels Chemistry, Biology and Maths respectively.
He wants to apply for graduate medicine (A101 courses) to start in 2023.
He's not planning to do the GAMSAT at the moment because he would get the results after the cut-off point for UCAS which is 15/9/2022.
Please can you help us decide on the 4 choices we should make? Warwick is a definite yes. Which other 3 would you choose between BARTS, KCL, Southampton and Newcastle?
Would you include one or more A100 course and if so which ones are more likely to offer him a place?
Many thanks in advance for any advice received.
Hello
Please can you help us navigate this minefield..
My son is at the end of his 2nd year in BSc Biomedical Sciences and is likely to be predicted a First, we'll know for sure by the end of the month.
He has a UCAT score of 2860. He has AAB at A Levels Chemistry, Biology and Maths respectively.
He wants to apply for graduate medicine (A101 courses) to start in 2023.
He's not planning to do the GAMSAT at the moment because he would get the results after the cut-off point for UCAS which is 15/9/2022.
Please can you help us decide on the 4 choices we should make? Warwick is a definite yes. Which other 3 would you choose between BARTS, KCL, Southampton and Newcastle?
Would you include one or more A100 course and if so which ones are more likely to offer him a place?
Many thanks in advance for any advice received.
https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/sho....php?t=6655172
And how does he have a UCAT score valid for 2023 entry?
Nobody can offer advice without all stats
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(Original post by honeybea)
Hello
Please can you help us navigate this minefield..
My son is at the end of his 2nd year in BSc Biomedical Sciences and is likely to be predicted a First, we'll know for sure by the end of the month.
He has a UCAT score of 2860. He has AAB at A Levels Chemistry, Biology and Maths respectively.
He wants to apply for graduate medicine (A101 courses) to start in 2023.
He's not planning to do the GAMSAT at the moment because he would get the results after the cut-off point for UCAS which is 15/9/2022.
Please can you help us decide on the 4 choices we should make? Warwick is a definite yes. Which other 3 would you choose between BARTS, KCL, Southampton and Newcastle?
Would you include one or more A100 course and if so which ones are more likely to offer him a place?
Many thanks in advance for any advice received.
Hello
Please can you help us navigate this minefield..
My son is at the end of his 2nd year in BSc Biomedical Sciences and is likely to be predicted a First, we'll know for sure by the end of the month.
He has a UCAT score of 2860. He has AAB at A Levels Chemistry, Biology and Maths respectively.
He wants to apply for graduate medicine (A101 courses) to start in 2023.
He's not planning to do the GAMSAT at the moment because he would get the results after the cut-off point for UCAS which is 15/9/2022.
Please can you help us decide on the 4 choices we should make? Warwick is a definite yes. Which other 3 would you choose between BARTS, KCL, Southampton and Newcastle?
Would you include one or more A100 course and if so which ones are more likely to offer him a place?
Many thanks in advance for any advice received.
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