Hello, I'd like to do a course in Medical Physics with Radiotherapy at Oxford. I have a huge interest in the field, I tailored alot of my undergraduate to it, choosing closely or loosely related lab projects and modules and writing a literature review style piece relating to a question of interest. I also now work in medical physics clinically and have completed a research project over the summer where I was involved in the very early R&D of a novel imaging system with an international group.
However, I didn't do the best in my undergraduate and achieved a low 2:1 (and I'm talking lowest of the low). This was for a few reasons but there's no point droning on about them and dwelling. I am hoping with my range of experience and (hopefully) clear passion for the subject I may make it. I have applied and am more anxious now then I was working on it. I hope to apply for more unis but I am very enticed by this particular course and there are great funding opportunities at Oxford.. there's only so much a person can save in this economic climate.
What do you think of my chances? Have you had a similar circumstance and how did it pan out?