how many a/2 do you need for ox bridge for medical school DO I have to do a2 maths to improve my chances?
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Hi,\n\nI've just checked on the Oxford website and it says that you need "chemistry with either maths or biology or physics" and that is at full A-level.  I think that the minimum number of full A-levels you can offer is 3, because the typical offer will be something along the lines of AAA or if you are very lucky AAB.\n\nAs for Cambridge, they "strongly prefer" candidates to have taken the full chemistry A-level, and it varies between college as to how many other science/maths A-levels you have (although I think that the majority like you to have at least 2 science/maths A-levels and another A level in a different subject).  Cambridge will also have a typical AAA offer if you are studying 3 science/maths A-levels, and if you are studying 2 maths/science A-levels then you will need As in both of those subjects, an A in the additional subject and an A in a science/math subject at AS.\n\nHope that is helpful, and good luck!
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A.  Take a remedial course in grammar.\nB.  Work with your hands, not your mind (be a surgeon:  tree or neuro, it's all the same)\nC.  You may consider going back to class 7 or 8 and picking up on what you missed the first go-round.\nD.  Where can you pass with a 55 -  I know some people who may want to transfer.
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depends on what uni you are aming for... a 3.2 is ok but a 3.5 for top universities :D
58703
I can get an A+!!\n100%
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There is a group called pure science group in many schools. It has Physics, Chemistry and Biology but no Maths. I think this would suit you. After finishing 12th you can try for Medical. All the Best.
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If you contact the Medical Admissions office at Nottingham University, they will be able to tell you.\n\nYou would need at least to have taken Maturitni Zkouška / Maturita qualifications, but as to the grades, I do not know.  I'm sure you would need to have studied Chemistry and Biology, and I'm pretty sure you will need to take the (UKCAT) UK Clinical Aptitude Test on top of whatever other qualificaitons you need.\n\nContact Nottingham to check (from their website): \nAdmissions\nSchool of Medical and Surgical Sciences\nUniversity of Nottingham\nDivision of Anaesthesia and Intensive Care\nC Floor, East Block\nQueens Medical Centre\nNottingham NG7 2UH \nUK\nTel: +44 (0)115 823 1000\nFax: +44 (0)115 970 0739\nsmss-enquiries@nottingham.ac.uk
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I guess '2'. Did I get an A?
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9-12 GCSEs including English and Maths at A*-C. People say 'oh I went later in life and had no GCSEs' but for an 18 year old the situation is different; most unis will demand at least those two.\n\nTo get onto A levels, Btec, or IB (the 3 mains routes to HE between the ages of 16-18), at least 5 of these must be at A*-C. For students who want to progress from 6th form to uni, ideally at least 8 should be at A*-C.\n\nSome coursed (e.g. GNVQs) take more time and are worth more than one GCSE. Remember, however, that unless you want to do (for example) Environmental Studies, 4 GCSEs worth on that one topic might not be so good, because it would hint at a 'focus' very early in life, and limit her breadth of skills and knowledge. GNVQs are also not  'academic' so will not be so useful for traditional academic degrees- probably better for work-related degrees such as social work, nursing, ICT and so on.
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M1V1 = M2V2\n\nso you are starting out with a .1M times V1 is going to be equal to .08M times how ever much you need.  so you need ratios 5:1, 5:2,  5:3, and 5:4.
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I guess you did undergone carrier counseling before choosing your course, if it is a compulsory course or a borrowed course, my pal please just try and sit the exams yourself, you know why, I guess your tutors know more than you that is why they included anatomy in your course. So I wish you all the best.
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I suggest you look at the two references below and try to match them to your Diploma.\n1. The BBC revision site for GCSE subjects. These exams are taken by 16-year olds.\n2. An A-Level site. These are awarded to 18-year olds. I chose Biology because it is my specialism. You can choose any subject you like; my search term was "A-Level Biology", though I expect you'll have to add +UK to your term.\n\nIf you think I can help you more, then E-mail me (see profile).
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Why don`t you do 3 A`s and the GCSE? I think you`ll find anything else too much. You have to have leisure time as well!
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Do a medical degree first. Here is a link to a university which may help\n\nMake sure you choose suitable a levels to do a medical degree
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you need a 2:1 for entry to most postgraduate courses, but just phone the admissions office at Moray House and ask them!
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your best bet is to contact the school you are interested in. And ask them their math requirements.
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highlight the strengths of the pupil first - there is no point in anyone saying become an engineer if the pupil cant do maths.  re-ask the questions with more details.
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I took 11 GCSEs about 5 years ago now! Wow... time passes quickly! Just revise as much as you can and try not to get too stressed. Good luck!