Thank you for taking the time to reply. We really appreciate your advice.
In summary, probably like most medicine applicants, our daughter is diligent and very determined to study medicine, even if that means studying abroad. Her GCSEs 9 8 8 7 7 7 7 7 6, are good, but not top grades. Additionally she completed L6 last year (biology chemistry and German) but very unfortunately her Gran, to whom she was very close, had a shocking stroke out of the blue, and finally passed away 2 weeks later, 2 days before daughter’s ucat. The whole thing was very shocking (daughter didn’t score well) and our daughter decided under the pressure of everything, to resit the L6 and repeat the ucat, hopefully in better circumstances this year. So, she has taken 3 years (which was not necessary for the A levels, but was for the ucat) which excludes several universities. She is a hands on carer and is very involved with her brothers’ care. I hear what you’re saying about foundation courses (I was probably just thinking that it out daughter qualified for such a course, it would reduce some stress re exams - I’m assuming that high ucat scores are required just the same).
We are in northwest, Uclan offer WP for local students but daughter didn’t get on to their scheme which was disappointing.
Please could I ask where to find all the information we require to establish which universities might be possible for our daughter - it surely isn’t the university website as there is very little information there.
Again, thank you for any guidance.