T level Health

I take T level health right now, at first I wanted to do nursing but now i’m realising i’m really into STEM. I’m thinking about biomedical Science but pretty much every uni entry requirements page is a slap in the face for me

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McGinger

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Original post by meekahanikas

I take T level health right now, at first I wanted to do nursing but now i’m realising i’m really into STEM. I’m thinking about biomedical Science but pretty much every uni entry requirements page is a slap in the face for me

T- levels are not 'academic' qualifications - they are vocational qualifications designed for those who want to go straight into a job - and for most STEM degrees they don't include enough science at the right level.

You nay be able to find a degree with a Foundation year that will accept a T-level - but remember that means you will be completing the whole degree at that Uni. One example - Biomedical Science (with Foundation Year) - BSc(Hons) - UWE Bristol: Courses

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tash_xo

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Original post by meekahanikas

I take T level health right now, at first I wanted to do nursing but now i’m realising i’m really into STEM. I’m thinking about biomedical Science but pretty much every uni entry requirements page is a slap in the face for me

i'm exactly in your boat. i'm doing T level health and I'm going to go into biomedical science for uni degree. The uni I want to go to allows T levels of any course. It truly depends what uni you want to go to. Some unis only allow Thomas level Science, My uni focuses on, if you can get a merit for T level, then it shows academic capability. Again depends on the uni and where you apply. For me I want to go to edge hill university who will accept my t level in health. For my year group we done biology spec for first year which will help, hope this helps! Don't overthink it okay? Just research on unis and what they accept :smile:

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tash_xo

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Original post by tash_xo

i'm exactly in your boat. i'm doing T level health and I'm going to go into biomedical science for uni degree. The uni I want to go to allows T levels of any course. It truly depends what uni you want to go to. Some unis only allow Thomas level Science, My uni focuses on, if you can get a merit for T level, then it shows academic capability. Again depends on the uni and where you apply. For me I want to go to edge hill university who will accept my t level in health. For my year group we done biology spec for first year which will help, hope this helps! Don't overthink it okay? Just research on unis and what they accept :smile:

ignore the word Thomas, it was an autocorrect

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