In a stick situation on what to do - After A-Levels.. Do I go to Bulgaria or stay???

Dentistry and economics are 2 completely different careers. You need to use this summer to decide if you really want to do dentistry, and don’t forget you have to sit the UCAT before applying. Regardless of grades there should be a way to get i.e. foundation courses, resitting. Imo dentistry is a long and tough career and requires full passion for it - if you’re deciding between economics and dentistry, pick economics.

Thanks for the advice, however do I do economics w my bad grades at a mediocre uni which would be Middlesex or retake to try get into a better uni for the same course? Thanks in advance.

Have a look in clearing - there may be better unis and you don't have your results yet!

Worst case scenario will be grades BDE. I think even for clearing those grades are way too low.

Thanks for the advice, however do I do economics w my bad grades at a mediocre uni which would be Middlesex or retake to try get into a better uni for the same course? Thanks in advance.

Hello there everybody,
I have just finished my a levels and am still waiting for my grades. I have studied Biology, Chemistry and Economics and this year I did not try as much as I could have done and was predicted BCC, after that, during the exams I was quite ill and also did not put in much effort...
I think I will get a A-B in economics. C-D in Biology and E-D in chemistry. - Realistically.
I am very interested in 2 things. Economics and Dentistry. (initially I wanted to do dentistry that's why I chose bio n chemistry, and kept eco as a back up)
I am stuck between:
1. Just getting bad grades and studying Economics BSC extremely hard at a mediocre university (middlesex) to then work in finance
pros:
- no time wasted
cons:
- its rather difficult and people studying business/accounting (much easier) are able to get the same level of job as me
2. Studying dentistry - this means I will have to retake my a levels while running the risk of the possibility of not getting in due to retaking or not achieving the grade requirements again.
Or I study dentistry in Europe (Bulgaria, Romania, etc) - however I have checked everywhere and most theses universities do not talk about entry requirements for international students. - also I cannot find a single agency which has positive reviews (pls let me know some)
let me know your opinions on my situation and what you'd do if you were in it.

Hey, I'm curious as to what you ended up doing? I was in the same situation as you torn between Economics and Dentistry, ended up applying for dentistry but didn't get any offers. Now I'm applying for Sofia for dentistry this year so if you need any advice for agencies just lmk

Hey, I'm curious as to what you ended up doing? I was in the same situation as you torn between Economics and Dentistry, ended up applying for dentistry but didn't get any offers. Now I'm applying for Sofia for dentistry this year so if you need any advice for agencies just lmk

what grades you got I'll let you know if Sofia likely ?

Or come to Slovakia

Ooh i've not heard much about slovakia mainly just Bulgaria and Romania. How is it? I chose Sofia as i have a family member who studied there and has since graduated as well as the fact i already have close family friends studying there 😁.

Hello there everybody,
I have just finished my a levels and am still waiting for my grades. I have studied Biology, Chemistry and Economics and this year I did not try as much as I could have done and was predicted BCC, after that, during the exams I was quite ill and also did not put in much effort...
I think I will get a A-B in economics. C-D in Biology and E-D in chemistry. - Realistically.
I am very interested in 2 things. Economics and Dentistry. (initially I wanted to do dentistry that's why I chose bio n chemistry, and kept eco as a back up)
I am stuck between:
1. Just getting bad grades and studying Economics BSC extremely hard at a mediocre university (middlesex) to then work in finance
pros:
- no time wasted
cons:
- its rather difficult and people studying business/accounting (much easier) are able to get the same level of job as me
2. Studying dentistry - this means I will have to retake my a levels while running the risk of the possibility of not getting in due to retaking or not achieving the grade requirements again.
Or I study dentistry in Europe (Bulgaria, Romania, etc) - however I have checked everywhere and most theses universities do not talk about entry requirements for international students. - also I cannot find a single agency which has positive reviews (pls let me know some)
let me know your opinions on my situation and what you'd do if you were in it.