How to get into (UK) Medical School – A-levels

25 thoughts to “How to get into (UK) Medical School – A-levels”

1. You said about ucl favouring another subject like a language, would
   geography count? 

2. thanxs

3. can an international student apply and get a scholarship in UK unis??

4. The brackets aren’t supposed to be there, a comma is. Weird???

5. I got average IGCSE grades (B’s and C’s) that was due to no revision at all
   mainly because of family funerals that had to attended abroad. anyways i am
   in AS level right now and i was wondering if you would recommend me getting
   into a pre-med program after dropping out of AS or should i complete A
   levels fully get my A’s and B’s and then apply?

6. A da si apropo ca uitasem tu esti roman adica esti un hot un criminal un
   cersetor un gunoi etc?! Mda asa ziceam si eu……

7. Hi there! Amazing video; it’s informative and generally amazing! I am a
   student and soon ( very soon, 2 months away to start my A-Levels). I am
   hoping for A’s in GCSE, and I will get them. I am doing 5-6 A-Levels.
   Maths, Further Maths, Biology, Chemistry, English and Physics. I am hoping
   for A*’s and A’s in them. Nevertheless, I hate the unit with Redox
   Reactions, I can do the basics, but the seem confusing. I am fine with the
   rest of the Units in AS and A2 in Chemistry. Can you help me?

8. @jimmystafford100 cheers 🙂

9. Don’t have one any more.

10. We don’t have GPA here. tbh I’m not even sure what it is. I think a
    previous degree can help a lot – I’m not exactly sure about what’s covered
    in Public Health and its relevance. Your best bet would be to ask
    admissions tutors.

11. I’m really not sure about this one. I suppose if you can get onto a
    foundation year programme without completing your A-levels that would be
    good, but then again I don’t know how this works. Sorry 🙁

12. Its a basic cloning effect by merging two separate clips and I use Adobe
    After Effects to edit all the videos. (Danial)

13. Yep brilliant, but if you have to drop one at the end of AS, I would say
    Psychology over the other ones. Otherwise continue with all 4. – Saklain

14. What are the other routes into the schools of Medicine? At the moment I’m
    doing chemistry, biology, maths and law at college and I predict my grades
    will be good. My GCSE’s didn’t do me much justice with them being all B’s
    but I was offered a letter of recommendation from my GP and if I don’t
    obtain grades, a chance to do biomedical science then transfer. Do you know
    whether this will be a good decision?

15. @randompeepo yes 🙂

16. If you need help with statements check out this blog. It helped me a lot.
    nooneherebutushopefulmedicalstudents.blogspot.co.uk

17. You never told me you had a twin! 😮

18. your accent is 30% mancunian (or what ever its called) and 70% london lol

19. I’m not entirely sure but I think it varies depending on the Med School.
    You have to check individual Med School websites.

20. @Hollipop96 Yes. Chemistry is essential, Biology is highly recommended, and
    the other two can be useful as well, as long as you enjoy them/are good at
    them.

21. depends on the uni. Either ring them and ask them, or check on their website

22. What is ur second channel mate

23. They*

24. Hi there..could you please answer my question, i would be eternally
    grateful. In Gcse i have-4A,8Bs. My grades where not very good. I have a B
    in maths and a B in English GCSE all As in the sciences(further). In A
    level i have Chem-A* Biology-A* Physics-A Sociologoy-A* I have done a lot
    of voluntary work and sports. I have also worked in a hospital and care
    home for a year. I have also worked voluntary with the ambulance. With
    these could i possibly go into medicine? thanks.

25. thank you so much, this vid came just in time for my first year in
    sixth-form college