Does medicine teach you everything a biomedical course teaches you plus more? I know they have a lot of things in common but what exactly does biomedical sciences teach that medicine doesn’t?
Im not gonna go through the bother of making a ‘rate my CAO course’ post but am I the only one with so few courses?
Basically if I have say UCC first choice and UG second choice, and I don’t have enough points for UCC’s first round of offers but enough points for the second round, do I get only the offer from UG’s first round or both that and UCC’s second round (assuming I get enough points for UG’s first round obviously)
Got a HPAT result that gives me an ok chance at getting into medicine IF my LC predictions are right and IF UCC or UG don’t go up by more than 1-3 and 3-5 points respectively. August 26 first round offers will be a stressful day.
How much do we think the entry requirements are gonna go up even with a 20% increase in applications?
Hi everyone, I’m thinking of moving to Cork for university come September from Galway. Unfortunately I don’t know that much about Cork city except from a couple of short trips. Are there any dangerous areas to avoid, particularly in the West/South end of the city? Thank you!
I’m stuck between going to UG and UCC and one reoccurring issue that other posters have mentioned about UCC is cliquey. I imagine all universities are quite cliquey, but is the culture in UCC particularly that closed off?