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hi i wanna do a physio course and need 3 b's . at as i got really really crap and got 2 d's and a c through messin about too much. but im doin 3 resits in jan and im planning on working really hard this year. however ive been predicted d's because of last year so i will not get accepted by uni's even if i get ok grades. is the answer to this a gap year or choose another career?
any1 else in similar situation
any1 else in similar situation
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(Original post by emmz)
hi i wanna do a physio course and need 3 b's . at as i got really really crap and got 2 d's and a c through messin about too much. but im doin 3 resits in jan and im planning on working really hard this year. however ive been predicted d's because of last year so i will not get accepted by uni's even if i get ok grades. is the answer to this a gap year or choose another career?
any1 else in similar situation
hi i wanna do a physio course and need 3 b's . at as i got really really crap and got 2 d's and a c through messin about too much. but im doin 3 resits in jan and im planning on working really hard this year. however ive been predicted d's because of last year so i will not get accepted by uni's even if i get ok grades. is the answer to this a gap year or choose another career?
any1 else in similar situation
Work experience and enthusiasm are always considered more important than grades in highly vocational NHS courses even for the competetive ones like physiotherapy
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Have you considered a similar but less competitive subject - like occupational therapy, nursing or chiropody/podiatry? Even anotomy/physiology is often less competitive to get onto.
Work experience and enthusiasm are always considered more important than grades in highly vocational NHS courses even for the competetive ones like physiotherapy
Have you considered a similar but less competitive subject - like occupational therapy, nursing or chiropody/podiatry? Even anotomy/physiology is often less competitive to get onto.
Work experience and enthusiasm are always considered more important than grades in highly vocational NHS courses even for the competetive ones like physiotherapy
Yeah I agree, what Pencil Queen said is a really good idea. Also if you have a healthcare related degree some unis will let you do a shorter degree course for physio i think...
Another thing...have you applied for physio, because if your predicted grades prevent you from getting any offers - which I hope they don't and you still get good grades in the end then you could try clearning??
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Yeah I agree, what Pencil Queen said is a really good idea. Also if you have a healthcare related degree some unis will let you do a shorter degree course for physio i think...
Another thing...have you applied for physio, because if your predicted grades prevent you from getting any offers - which I hope they don't and you still get good grades in the end then you could try clearning??
Yeah I agree, what Pencil Queen said is a really good idea. Also if you have a healthcare related degree some unis will let you do a shorter degree course for physio i think...
Another thing...have you applied for physio, because if your predicted grades prevent you from getting any offers - which I hope they don't and you still get good grades in the end then you could try clearning??
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Another thing...have you applied for physio, because if your predicted grades prevent you from getting any offers - which I hope they don't and you still get good grades in the end then you could try clearning??[/QUOTE]
Yes, i agree....during the clearing process some unis may accept slightly lower grades...
Yes, i agree....during the clearing process some unis may accept slightly lower grades...
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Another thing...have you applied for physio, because if your predicted grades prevent you from getting any offers - which I hope they don't and you still get good grades in the end then you could try clearning??
Another thing...have you applied for physio, because if your predicted grades prevent you from getting any offers - which I hope they don't and you still get good grades in the end then you could try clearning??
no ive not applied yet coz theres just no point with estimated d's i was thinkin of takin a gap year to get experience while hoping that they'll accept c's lol
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(Original post by emmz)
hi i wanna do a physio course and need 3 b's . at as i got really really crap and got 2 d's and a c through messin about too much. but im doin 3 resits in jan and im planning on working really hard this year. however ive been predicted d's because of last year so i will not get accepted by uni's even if i get ok grades. is the answer to this a gap year or choose another career?
any1 else in similar situation
hi i wanna do a physio course and need 3 b's . at as i got really really crap and got 2 d's and a c through messin about too much. but im doin 3 resits in jan and im planning on working really hard this year. however ive been predicted d's because of last year so i will not get accepted by uni's even if i get ok grades. is the answer to this a gap year or choose another career?
any1 else in similar situation
I'm confussed
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So if my minimum expected grade is E at as does this affect my chances?
I'm confussed
So if my minimum expected grade is E at as does this affect my chances?
I'm confussed
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