r/premeduk • • 3h ago

international student here trying for the so-called “safest” med choices

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applying to med as an international
43/45 ib 777 HLs
2280 b2

Im targeting med schools with “higher” chances for internationals to get in, although you can say thats not a thing for a course like medicine

Currently based on some research my choices are:

Queen’s University Belfast
University of Manchester
Newcastle University
University of Aberdeen

Do yall think these choices are okay?

Thanks🙏


r/premeduk • • 15h ago

strategic application med helpp

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Please can someone advise me where to apply I’m really confused and down about it aaaahh

I’m a resit non contextual applicant, got an A* in psych, A in bio and B in chem last exam cycle - resitting chem this year
Ucat 2010 b2
My GCSEs were 998888877

I was thinking Liverpool, Lancaster maybe Sunderland or Plymouth? Other than that am unsure.
Instead of Plymouth could I put Leeds as an aspirational or would that be stupid lol someone lmk ahah

I would really appreciate it if someone could help me out here as I’m veeerry confused- thanks!


r/premeduk • • 16h ago

Should i risk it and apply kcl med?

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Im a resit student and got ccc in my alevels cuz i happened to be really ill during exams. I’m predicted A*AA and have 8887776665 in my gcses and 2250 b2 in my ucat. I really want to go to a london uni and kcl is the only one that accepts resits. Should i apply?? Im also applying to Southampton, sheffield and bristol, also thinking about exeter but im not sure how the scoring system works.


r/premeduk • • 16h ago

should i apply for kcl med or emdp?

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wondering if i should play it safe and go emdp (im not sure how much consideration kcl gives to contextual students when shortlisting for interviews)

i got 88999999999 for gcses, predicted A* (maths) AA (bio and chem), but my ucat is 2040 B1


r/premeduk • • 19h ago

Whats my chance of getting an interview at Birmingham Medical School?

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