Do I have a likely chance for medicine?

I’ve got GCSES of chemistry=8, geography=8, English lit=8, English language=8, maths=7, Rs=7, biology=6, physics=6, Spanish=6. Predicted grades of AAA with an A in EPQ as well. A ucat of 2010 band 1.

I was thinking of applying to Plymouth but I’m not sure anymore. Where do the girlies think I should apply for med.

Reply 1

shayens

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by Anonymous

I’ve got GCSES of chemistry=8, geography=8, English lit=8, English language=8, maths=7, Rs=7, biology=6, physics=6, Spanish=6. Predicted grades of AAA with an A in EPQ as well. A ucat of 2010 band 1.
I was thinking of applying to Plymouth but I’m not sure anymore. Where do the girlies think I should apply for med.

Academically wise you do have a good chance of getting into medicine, maybe try applying to universities that have a lower UCAT threshold so u definitely get in? I'll attach a list below and you can see what each universities are accepting.
But it does also depend on your volunteering and work experience too by the way.

LOW UCAT UNIS

Reply 2

University of Plymouth Undergraduate Student Rep

Official Rep

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by Anonymous

I’ve got GCSES of chemistry=8, geography=8, English lit=8, English language=8, maths=7, Rs=7, biology=6, physics=6, Spanish=6. Predicted grades of AAA with an A in EPQ as well. A ucat of 2010 band 1.
I was thinking of applying to Plymouth but I’m not sure anymore. Where do the girlies think I should apply for med.

Hiya, great to hear you're interested in studying at Plymouth 😊

I'm a current student here, although I wouldn't be too sure on medicine application chances as I don't study this subject, however, I can link you to the current entry requirements here (under the apply section) to give you an idea. We do have a medicine student, Gifty, available on our Unibuddy site, where you can ask her any questions about the course, application process, and entry requirements, so I'd recommend starting a conversation!

We also have lots of upcoming open days which I'd highly recommend to give you a feel for the campus, hear about courses and facilities, as well as tour the new Intercity Place building, the home for healthcare students and state-of-the-art equipment, teaching spaces, and resources.

If you have any general questions too about the university or city, feel free to let me know and I'd be happy to help 🙂

Best of luck with your application! 🙌

-Alfie, University of Plymouth Undergraduate Student Rep