u/Ancient_Gazelle627

I realised I wanna do neuroscience, but I’ve only applied to biomed at St George, Brunel, Brighton, Greenwich and neuroscience at Roehampton. I’d like to do neuroscience at Queen’s & I’m a contextual applicant so it’d be BBC. I think I’d get a ABB (aiming for an AAA though). I do bio, chem and psych.

Is there any way of getting into neuroscience at Queen Mary’s without taking a gap year? Should I js call them up? My tutor told me to wait until after exams to call them but my friend told me that I should do it as soon as possible.

Title. I struggle with research method questions the most 💔 send help. My paper 1 today was PERFECT, except for the 3 research method based questions. Got partial marks, but still need more & obviously can’t afford to lose that much for research methods in paper 2.

Title. I struggle with research method questions the most 💔 send help. My paper 1 today was PERFECT, except for the 3 research method based questions. Got partial marks, but still need more & obviously can’t afford to lose that much for research methods in paper 2.

Does it matter where I sit my undergrad biomed degree? I’m deciding between St George’s and Brunel, of course with the end goal being graduate medicine. I heard St George’s isn’t accredited. I sent them an email to confirm, but if they are could someone tell me their experiences with these two unis & what they’d recommend?

Studying alevel psych, chem and bio right now. If I get the grades I’d need, I’m going to take a gap year and apply to medicine. If not, will do biomed then grad med. didn’t apply originally because I was struggling with the UCAS application due to being a homeschooled student so I missed the deadline. I do think I’d enjoy biomed. Also, I had to take a gap year after GCSEs due to health reasons (which also led to me doing homeschooling for alevels), so I’m already a year behind & leaves me feeling unsure about taking a gap year to resit for alevels.

Does it matter where I sit my undergrad biomed degree? I’m deciding between St George’s and Brunel, of course with the end goal being graduate medicine. I heard St George’s isn’t accredited. I sent them an email to confirm, but if they are could someone tell me their experiences with these two unis & what they’d recommend?

Studying alevel psych, chem and bio right now. If I get the grades I’d need, I’m going to take a gap year and apply to medicine. If not, will do biomed then grad med. didn’t apply originally because I was struggling with the UCAS application due to being a homeschooled student so I missed the deadline. I do think I’d enjoy biomed. Also, I had to take a gap year after GCSEs due to health reasons (which also led to me doing homeschooling for alevels), so I’m already a year behind & leaves me feeling unsure about taking a gap year to resit for alevels.