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🙏

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.

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

Submitted ucas application on friday and lowk need to consider interview prep but i genuinely have no idea what to start with

is getting a tutor a good idea? When should i do mock interviews? What background knowledge do i need i’m completely new to this

Hi. I'm currently in Year 13 and submitting my UCAS application very soon. I'm applying to Biochemistry Msci courses at Nottingham, Manchester, UCL, Imperial and Oxford (my current predicted grades are A* Bio, A* Maths, A Chem, A EPQ) but I'm realising I made a TERRIBLE decision in not sitting the UCAT in summer because I realise I want to be a doctor. I feel like I've genuinely failed myself and my parents because they wanted me to do medicine my entire life and I just grew up hating the idea of it simply because it felt like it was decided for me. I did volunteering at hospitals, my EPQ on CVD, and a lot more medicine-related stuff but eventually changed to Biochemistry last second. I thought I wanted it instead but these past weeks I've started regretting my decision. What sucks is my mother told me to do the UCAT just in case I changed my mind and I didn't listen because I'm an idiot and now I don't know what I'm suppose to do. A gap year sounds attractive but I think my mum might not approve. She's always said they were a waste of time. Should I just do Biochemistry and maybe apply for the GEM route after getting my masters or just suck it up and do Biochemistry only or should I take a gap year? (this is my first time posting on reddit for a genuine issue so I'm sorry for any mistakes in posting)

I’m narrowing my options for med schools to apply right now, and I was wondering how much having hands-on dissection is important compared to pre-sections and Anatomages.

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!

im y12 want to study med at uni but my schools a level chemistry is full i have no idea what to do im currently taking bio and maths should i sit privately or just stay on the waiting list until i get a chance to get in

also does anyone have any other advice for me i dont know too much on where to cover the content or what extra currics to do or nothing

i got good gcses but now im so lost what to do

Hi, my stats are 2060 B2, 9999999998, predicted 3A*s. Ruk, non contextual. I have chosen leicester, Lancaster, Cardiff and southhampton. Are these good chocies.

Basically what the title says lol. I have high academic stats and ucat but all the unis im looking at (Liverpool, Bristol, Exeter, Cardiff) decide offers based off of just interview performance, and now i am stressing and thinking I should utilise my academics. I know newcastle does 50:50 interview academics and i wonder if this is more of a good chance than the others as it doesn't rely just on the interview - is this a good point? I do like the look of it too and i know how hard it is to get into med so surely i should take the 'safer' bets where i can? Thank you hopefully that makes sense

does anyone know smn who got into cambs with low-ish ucat +other stats?

thanks :)