hiya today after a long conversation with fellow health professionals regarding being able to do medicine after physio?someone mentioned you only have to do 4 instead of 5?is this true?is there an entry route?would it be easier?
hiya today after a long conversation with fellow health professionals regarding being able to do medicine after physio?someone mentioned you only have to do 4 instead of 5?is this true?is there an entry route?would it be easier?
Thanks
Hi dhirenshiv I have looked into this myself quite recently and if you done a relevant health care degree like physio there is a graduate entry route into medicine and u are correct its a four year medicine degree instead of the normal 5 year degree course.
The OP said that they would like to do medicine, not pretend....
Don'tcha think it is rather childish to stalk people round the forums looking for petty point-scoring? Be off with you, I have no more time to waste on you.
Don'tcha think it is rather childish to stalk people round the forums looking for petty point-scoring? Be off with you, I have no more time to waste on you.
Could be worse; I could go round the forum looking for opportunities to demonstrate how ******* ignorant I was.
hmmm thanks for the answers guys does anyone know of requirements to get into med course after physio???i looked at university sites and couldnt find any info on this can anyone help??
okay this is possibly out of date info but I think most of the shorter graduate entry courses require you to pass some sort of entrance exam as well as the interview. Some use Gamsat, some use BMAT and I vaguely remember hearing about another one too.
okay this is possibly out of date info but I think most of the shorter graduate entry courses require you to pass some sort of entrance exam as well as the interview. Some use Gamsat, some use BMAT and I vaguely remember hearing about another one too.
yes you are correct iainmacn u also have to pass rather BMAT or Gamsat as well as pass a interview and have a degree that is recognised by the medicine school for their graduate entry(4 year)MBBS degree.
There are no "special offers" for physiotherapists in particular, but your experience would probably be advantageous when writing your personal statement or at interview.