A-Level subject requirements for med (last updated a year ago, so don't forget to double check yourself)
Original post by Sallylin
Most uni requires Chemistry and Biology
Not that straightforward. Please see the link above.
Original post by anonymous AEA
can one study medicine with alevel chemistry psychology and maths
yes!
i'm in medical school right now and there are quite a couple people who have not done a level bio
however it might be a little harder in terms on understanding the content but not impossible!
For Medicine, Chemistry is by far the most important subject.
See - Entry requirements | Medical Schools Council (medschools.ac.uk)
See - Entry requirements | Medical Schools Council (medschools.ac.uk)
Original post by anonymous AEA
can one study medicine with alevel chemistry psychology and maths
Hi there,
Yes, you can still study medicine with A-levels in Chemistry, Psychology, and Maths at some universities. While many medical schools require Biology, some, like the UEA, prioritise Chemistry as the core subject. UEA’s medical program requires AAA, including Chemistry or Biology/Human Biology: https://www.uea.ac.uk/course/undergraduate/mbbs-medicine
It’s a good idea to review individual university requirements to confirm your eligibility, as some schools may accept your combination, while others might ask for additional qualifications or coursework.
Best of luck,
Daniel
PhD Biomedicine
Original post by UEA Rep Daniel
Hi there,
Yes, you can still study medicine with A-levels in Chemistry, Psychology, and Maths at some universities. While many medical schools require Biology, some, like the UEA, prioritise Chemistry as the core subject. UEA’s medical program requires AAA, including Chemistry or Biology/Human Biology: https://www.uea.ac.uk/course/undergraduate/mbbs-medicine
It’s a good idea to review individual university requirements to confirm your eligibility, as some schools may accept your combination, while others might ask for additional qualifications or coursework.
Best of luck,
Daniel
PhD Biomedicine
Yes, you can still study medicine with A-levels in Chemistry, Psychology, and Maths at some universities. While many medical schools require Biology, some, like the UEA, prioritise Chemistry as the core subject. UEA’s medical program requires AAA, including Chemistry or Biology/Human Biology: https://www.uea.ac.uk/course/undergraduate/mbbs-medicine
It’s a good idea to review individual university requirements to confirm your eligibility, as some schools may accept your combination, while others might ask for additional qualifications or coursework.
Best of luck,
Daniel
PhD Biomedicine
What 'coursework' ?
Original post by fluffypink12345
yes!
i'm in medical school right now and there are quite a couple people who have not done a level bio
however it might be a little harder in terms on understanding the content but not impossible!
i'm in medical school right now and there are quite a couple people who have not done a level bio
however it might be a little harder in terms on understanding the content but not impossible!
yeah i know but instead of bio they choose physics and i cannot do physics it just so hard for me, that why i am worried because i know chemistry and maths are sciences but i am not sure about psychology, i might just have to pick another course to study
Original post by anonymous AEA
yeah i know but instead of bio they choose physics and i cannot do physics it just so hard for me, that why i am worried because i know chemistry and maths are sciences but i am not sure about psychology, i might just have to pick another course to study
This page lists your options, no need for a plan B yet. A-Level subject requirements for med.
(Last updated a year ago, so don't forget to double check yourself)
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