Reply 2
im a med applicant you can try kings EDSP this is copy and pasted fo eligibility on the website
Eligibility for the ESDP
To be eligible to be considered for the Enhanced Support Dentistry Programme, you must have attended only non-selective state education within a London borough as determined by the UK government’s Department for Education (DfE), since the age of 11.*
Applicants must have been attending a non-selective state school in a London borough since the age of 11 and will need to list all the schools they have attended since the age of 11 on their UCAS application When the application is received, the schools are checked via the DfE to check if they meet the eligibility, and there is not a published list of schools to consult.
Non-selective state schools are defined as schools where candidates are not required to complete an entry exam in order to compete for a place at the school. State schools are funded by the UK Government and do not charge fees. This includes community schools, free schools, and academies.
Applicants cannot have started or completed a degree before submitting their application, and applicants attending Grammar Schools are not eligible to apply and should apply to the standard Dentistry programme - Dentistry BDS.
*This is with the exception of our K+ Widening Participation students, for whom the London borough requirement is waived.
but go on the actual website for more info
Eligibility for the ESDP
To be eligible to be considered for the Enhanced Support Dentistry Programme, you must have attended only non-selective state education within a London borough as determined by the UK government’s Department for Education (DfE), since the age of 11.*
Applicants must have been attending a non-selective state school in a London borough since the age of 11 and will need to list all the schools they have attended since the age of 11 on their UCAS application When the application is received, the schools are checked via the DfE to check if they meet the eligibility, and there is not a published list of schools to consult.
Non-selective state schools are defined as schools where candidates are not required to complete an entry exam in order to compete for a place at the school. State schools are funded by the UK Government and do not charge fees. This includes community schools, free schools, and academies.
Applicants cannot have started or completed a degree before submitting their application, and applicants attending Grammar Schools are not eligible to apply and should apply to the standard Dentistry programme - Dentistry BDS.
*This is with the exception of our K+ Widening Participation students, for whom the London borough requirement is waived.
but go on the actual website for more info
Reply 4
Original post by megan_xay
I'm not eligible for that.
sorry abt tht im acc very limites with knowledge for dent maybe plymouth i saw a guy on tiktok who got 2500 ish going but a few years back, but your score im pretty sure meets cut off of many unis try queen mary too
Original post by megan_xay
Okay, any other suggestions?
Leeds? Idk about b3 though
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