Switching from med to pharmacy

Hi guys, basically i got a pretty **** ucat 2370 b2, and i was thinking either foundation year or switch to pharmacy, would it still be worth volunteering in a hospital from sep to march? Would this make a difference in pharmacy applications

Hi guys, basically i got a pretty **** ucat 2370 b2, and i was thinking either foundation year or switch to pharmacy, would it still be worth volunteering in a hospital from sep to march? Would this make a difference in pharmacy applications

Hi guys, basically i got a pretty **** ucat 2370 b2, and i was thinking either foundation year or switch to pharmacy, would it still be worth volunteering in a hospital from sep to march? Would this make a difference in pharmacy applications

How much do you need to do foundation year

The lowest accepted UCAT score I know of is around 2000 (University of Nottingham) but I think anywhere between 2400-2600 should be good for Nottingham and Keele, but I know Leeds' cut-off score is higher than that (I applied to those so I'm unsure about any others). Hope this helps!

The lowest accepted UCAT score I know of is around 2000 (University of Nottingham) but I think anywhere between 2400-2600 should be good for Nottingham and Keele, but I know Leeds' cut-off score is higher than that (I applied to those so I'm unsure about any others). Hope this helps!

Hi guys, basically i got a pretty **** ucat 2370 b2, and i was thinking either foundation year or switch to pharmacy, would it still be worth volunteering in a hospital from sep to march? Would this make a difference in pharmacy applications

Hi guys, basically i got a pretty **** ucat 2370 b2, and i was thinking either foundation year or switch to pharmacy, would it still be worth volunteering in a hospital from sep to march? Would this make a difference in pharmacy applications

Thank you for this r u doing foundation year at the moment I wanna ask how it’s like ? Because I’ve been told it’s just one year extra but after the one year do you move onto the first year course of medicine or is it separate ? As in you when you graduate you get a foundation course and not an actual medical degree

Hi I am hoping to apply to nottingham for a foundation year as well do you have any tips

Practice as many interview-style questions as possible

Hi, after the foundation year course you are transferred to the normal 5 year medical course. During the foundation year course you learn about Biology and Chemistry as well as anatomy and communication/professionalism skills. Your degree will be Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery

Oh right thank you so much! So at the end of your first year foundation the next year is with the rest of the medical degree course then ? Right so at the end when u graduate you get the same degree as the rest but you have just done a year extra ? Thank you so much for this