Medicine 2024 Application

I am 24 years old and have previously done a degree in which i got a 2:2 (one percent away from 2:1) (bad luck) but anyways i have decided i want to study medicine. I did study abroad for a bit but it was not the route i would like to continue as i found it harder being so far away from family. im looking into appyling for med in the UK. when i was in college i did non science alvels and achieved grade b and c in them. I know all this is not good enough for medicine, so i am doing my bio and chem alevel privatley this year hoping for an A in both. Alongside this i have been working as a HCA bank and have done allot of work experience. i wanted some help in regards of what unis i would have the best chance at being successful at. I am planning on doing my UCAT later this summer aswell. Does anyone know which unis would be more likely to accept me, i want to apply strategically.

I am 24 years old and have previously done a degree in which i got a 2:2 (one percent away from 2:1) (bad luck) but anyways i have decided i want to study medicine. I did study abroad for a bit but it was not the route i would like to continue as i found it harder being so far away from family. im looking into appyling for med in the UK. when i was in college i did non science alvels and achieved grade b and c in them. I know all this is not good enough for medicine, so i am doing my bio and chem alevel privatley this year hoping for an A in both. Alongside this i have been working as a HCA bank and have done allot of work experience. i wanted some help in regards of what unis i would have the best chance at being successful at. I am planning on doing my UCAT later this summer aswell. Does anyone know which unis would be more likely to accept me, i want to apply strategically.

There is only Nottingham GEM that will consider a 2:2 alone, or if you do a MSc, you can add Warwick, Swansea, Ulster and SGUL A101 courses
A levels will add nothing to your chances at any of these, as they all rank on GAMSAT and do not look at A levels.
If you have a degree, you cannot use A levels alone as qualifications for entry to medicine

Can’t I apply with just my gsces and alevel qualifications instead of using my degree. Let’s say I do get the As in bio and chem . Then just apply as undergraduate with alevel grades and ucat instead of degree?

Can’t I apply with just my gsces and alevel qualifications instead of using my degree. Let’s say I do get the As in bio and chem . Then just apply as undergraduate with alevel grades and ucat instead of degree?

Even most A100 courses will not ignore your degree.
Exeter and Plymouth A100 select using GAMSAT for grads/mature non-grads, so would ignore all your qualifications and just use your GAMSAT score to shortlist, I think.
Other than that, if you have done a degree, it needs to be a 2:1, unless you can get them to agree ExCircs. Med schools usually use your highest qualification to meet requirements and will not ignore it favour of lower ones
https://www.medschools.ac.uk/media/2951/entry-requirements-document-2023-entry.pdf

Right so I need to do well in the gamsat I guess and then apply to unis who focus on gamsat . I’ll contact the unis and see what they say in my situation and move from that I guess.