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Tell us your results and then everyone else will tell you how useless they are, etc...
Maths : A
Only did that exam. I do the rest next year.
And you?
Maths : A
Only did that exam. I do the rest next year.
And you?
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Yeah, 18th in the UK "isn't that good"
Uni people are elitist gits.
I was sailing along nicely (lost all interest) and then they threatened to throw me out!
It's okay though, Sheepy will show them all wrong this year. You'll see
I was sailing along nicely (lost all interest) and then they threatened to throw me out!
It's okay though, Sheepy will show them all wrong this year. You'll see
Hey, that's a true story!
It's ridiculously hard to get into Queens for medicine even though it apparently isn't that good. I love it.
It's ridiculously hard to get into Queens for medicine even though it apparently isn't that good. I love it.
Yeah, take that you biast Irish bas.
down wrote:
> Glasgow is 6th out of medical schools in the UK by the Times league
> tables, Dundee's 9th, and Queens is 18th
yeah, that's really strange. It used to be high but dropped way down for no apparent reason : S
> Glasgow is 6th out of medical schools in the UK by the Times league
> tables, Dundee's 9th, and Queens is 18th
yeah, that's really strange. It used to be high but dropped way down for no apparent reason : S
Memorandum! wrote:
> I don't really know about Scottish universities. I'm basing this on
> people who want to do Medicine here (Queen's, NI) or in Oxbridge etc.
> I know someone who applied last year and got turned down with
> something like 5 A*/4 A at GCSE and AAAB at AS level. A lot of
> people here apply to Glasgow/Dundee as a backup because the grade
> requirements are lower.
They're still both 4As and a B at Higher, and AAB at A-levels. Even with those marks, you still need a LOT more to get in for medicine - my brother also got 6 As and got rejected from Dundee and Glasgow, but accepted into Edinburgh
Glasgow is 6th out of medical schools in the UK by the Times league tables, Dundee's 9th, and Queens is 18th
[URL]http://www.timesonline.co.uk/section/0,,716,00.html[/URL]
> I don't really know about Scottish universities. I'm basing this on
> people who want to do Medicine here (Queen's, NI) or in Oxbridge etc.
> I know someone who applied last year and got turned down with
> something like 5 A*/4 A at GCSE and AAAB at AS level. A lot of
> people here apply to Glasgow/Dundee as a backup because the grade
> requirements are lower.
They're still both 4As and a B at Higher, and AAB at A-levels. Even with those marks, you still need a LOT more to get in for medicine - my brother also got 6 As and got rejected from Dundee and Glasgow, but accepted into Edinburgh
Glasgow is 6th out of medical schools in the UK by the Times league tables, Dundee's 9th, and Queens is 18th
[URL]http://www.timesonline.co.uk/section/0,,716,00.html[/URL]
I mean for English/History degrees GCSEs won't be as important because they're not as competitive.
Memorandum! wrote:
>
> How much GCSEs count all depends on the course and the uni it's at.
> For things like English/History etc they wouldn't really care
English?
Explains why so many doctor's notes look like pre-school scrawling. :D
>
> How much GCSEs count all depends on the course and the uni it's at.
> For things like English/History etc they wouldn't really care
English?
Explains why so many doctor's notes look like pre-school scrawling. :D
Majestic wrote:
> Haha. That is the problem with you westerners. You never strive for
> perfection. You are lazy and stop working in the perceived knowledge
> that there will always be someone better by default and that someone
> will cover for you.
>
> Pathetic!
Terrurist!
> Haha. That is the problem with you westerners. You never strive for
> perfection. You are lazy and stop working in the perceived knowledge
> that there will always be someone better by default and that someone
> will cover for you.
>
> Pathetic!
Terrurist!
Hedfix wrote:
> Unlucky, the university must've not wanted to see what their final
> grades were then and didn't bother to set any conditions.
>
> Didn't they put their predicted final grades in aswell?
Yeah, they go on the UCAS form. I think they dropped the B subject so their predicted grades would have been AAA (which is what they got in the finish up as well). I'm not sure if they did another course or did medicine elsewhere, but they got rejected from 2 or 3 unis despite their good grades.
How much GCSEs count all depends on the course and the uni it's at. For things like English/History etc they wouldn't really care as long as the overall performance is decent and the specific subject is up to a suitable standard at A-level.
> Unlucky, the university must've not wanted to see what their final
> grades were then and didn't bother to set any conditions.
>
> Didn't they put their predicted final grades in aswell?
Yeah, they go on the UCAS form. I think they dropped the B subject so their predicted grades would have been AAA (which is what they got in the finish up as well). I'm not sure if they did another course or did medicine elsewhere, but they got rejected from 2 or 3 unis despite their good grades.
How much GCSEs count all depends on the course and the uni it's at. For things like English/History etc they wouldn't really care as long as the overall performance is decent and the specific subject is up to a suitable standard at A-level.
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