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Not all universities will accept Access for their science degrees, so you would need to check each course individually (the uni might accept them for other courses though)
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If the course is very mathematical, you might be asked to supplement your application with A Level Maths, Physics, and/or Chemistry (more than likely though, your application would be rejected). In most life science and healthcare degrees, you should be fine
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For very competitive degree courses, I would recommend doing A Levels as opposed to Access.
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I would check the content of the specific Access course and see if there are sufficient credits in specific sciences for your application for specific degree courses. Typically 15 credits is the equivalent of 1 A Level.
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