2025 Entry Medicine application as a graduate

Hi guys, I'm a UK (home) graduate student entering my 3rd year of biomedical science. I wanted to ask what universities I can apply to with my UCAT scores. I don't mind applying for graduate or undergraduate entry, but I would prefer to study in or near London for undergraduate entry since I could travel to university from home. Before anyone says Warwick, I unfortunately don't have the required 70 hours of clinical work experience to apply there.

Degree: BSc Biomedical Science predicted 2:1/1st (not finalised yet)
UCAT: 2780 Band 1
GCSE: 98887666 + Merit

Here are some universities I think I can apply to:
St George's University of London
Anglia Ruskin University
Brunel University
Queen Mary University of London

Thank you!

Reply 1

BrunelMedStudent

Hi,
Thank you for considering applying to brunel medical school, we will be holding open days soon, so we would love it if you could drop by and learn more about our medical school.
If you wont be able to make it, please have a look at our application page on google or our youtube channel.
Regards,
Brunel Medical School.

Reply 2

ARUStudents

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Hello,

I’m a third year medical student at ARU and I also applied as a graduate with my biomedical science degree.

I wanted to be close to London but still outside so I wouldn’t be hit by London prices. I chose ARU as I liked the Chelmsford area when I visited during an open day and I also liked how the course would be structured and delivered.

A huge thing I considered was clinical hours as I had just finished a science degree and did not want to do three years of pure theory before clinical. At ARU we see patients from year 1 and have 1 practical day a week from the beginning as well. Where we practice our clinical skills in the med lab and also learn anatomy in the anatomy lab.

I would suggest heading down to one of the open days so you can meet current students and lecturers and get a feel for the university and campus.

Hope this helps and best of luck!

Reply 3

username6309317

Original post by ARUStudents

Hello,
I’m a third year medical student at ARU and I also applied as a graduate with my biomedical science degree.
I wanted to be close to London but still outside so I wouldn’t be hit by London prices. I chose ARU as I liked the Chelmsford area when I visited during an open day and I also liked how the course would be structured and delivered.
A huge thing I considered was clinical hours as I had just finished a science degree and did not want to do three years of pure theory before clinical. At ARU we see patients from year 1 and have 1 practical day a week from the beginning as well. Where we practice our clinical skills in the med lab and also learn anatomy in the anatomy lab.
I would suggest heading down to one of the open days so you can meet current students and lecturers and get a feel for the university and campus.
Hope this helps and best of luck!

Thank you for your reply! Could I ask what you got in your UCAT and your degree to get an offer?

Reply 4

Yoohoooooo

Original post by ARUStudents

Hello,
I’m a third year medical student at ARU and I also applied as a graduate with my biomedical science degree.
I wanted to be close to London but still outside so I wouldn’t be hit by London prices. I chose ARU as I liked the Chelmsford area when I visited during an open day and I also liked how the course would be structured and delivered.
A huge thing I considered was clinical hours as I had just finished a science degree and did not want to do three years of pure theory before clinical. At ARU we see patients from year 1 and have 1 practical day a week from the beginning as well. Where we practice our clinical skills in the med lab and also learn anatomy in the anatomy lab.
I would suggest heading down to one of the open days so you can meet current students and lecturers and get a feel for the university and campus.
Hope this helps and best of luck!

Hi I just wanted to ask how u funded an undergrad degree as graduate did u have to take gap year after uni to pay for undergrad because its a lot more expensive then grad