This was so helpful☺For the uni series could you do how to start revsing for the UKCAT and applying strategically as well as what uni to apply to . Thank you
@@AyatWonderland yeah in universities like kings, imperial college London, Oxford, they don’t really care much about your gcse grades only for maths and English at grade 6. But the universities do need a higher grade at alevel A*AA unless you’re doing medicine with foundation year where the grade requirements are like AAB. I did combined science at gcse and got 6s in my gcses and I’m currently doing biology, chemistry and maths at alevel. The only downside of combined science is that people that did separate science are mainly more prepared for alevel than the combined science people as we didn’t really get taught much content. So it really depends on the universities entry requirements. I hope this helps!
All universities have their own entry requirements. Most don’t require more then 6s at GCSE but some like Birmingham/Oxbridge want 8s at science Edit: However, if you have achieved A level grades (after year 13) they typically don’t care about GCSE grades as long as you have 5s or so. Because then you have proved yourself academically to actually achieve your grades
Definitely look into volunteering in a hospital and try get as much work experience in a dental practice as you can. Also, if you don’t already have hobbies which show manual dexterity then definitely dabble in a few
I LITERALLY WAS JUST TALKING ABOUT THIS WITH MY PARENTS OMGGG ❤❤
🤩🤩Hope it was useful
I really need this video cuz I’m applying to med school this year. 😭
Good luck!! Hope you will get in :)
@@Asmrrahmat Thanks!! 🫶🏾
Good luck, you got this!!
@@SmileWithSola thank you! 🙏🏾❤️
Wish you the best ❤
Could you make a video on the extracurricular or supercurriculars you did and how you reflected on this
This was so helpful☺For the uni series could you do how to start revsing for the UKCAT and applying strategically as well as what uni to apply to . Thank you
Thank you so much omg!! Your videos are very helpful!
Congrats on 60k i be in uni in 2 years but thank you
YAYYY THANK YOU SO MUCH SOLA
I NEEDED THIS VIDEO AND YOU DID NOT FAIL TO DELIVER SOLA!!! Please make some interview prep and UCAT videos as well please tysmmm ilysmmm❤️❤️❤️✨✨✨
Definitely in my list, tysm for supporting ❤
Great Advice.. Very Useful Tips !!
Hi Sola this was pretty insightful thank you for this. Can you please make a video about interviews like for uni and how to answer questions
im doing combined science is it alright to do medicine or dentistry with 6s in gcse but A & A* in A levels ?
@@AyatWonderland yeah in universities like kings, imperial college London, Oxford, they don’t really care much about your gcse grades only for maths and English at grade 6. But the universities do need a higher grade at alevel A*AA unless you’re doing medicine with foundation year where the grade requirements are like AAB. I did combined science at gcse and got 6s in my gcses and I’m currently doing biology, chemistry and maths at alevel. The only downside of combined science is that people that did separate science are mainly more prepared for alevel than the combined science people as we didn’t really get taught much content. So it really depends on the universities entry requirements. I hope this helps!
All universities have their own entry requirements. Most don’t require more then 6s at GCSE but some like Birmingham/Oxbridge want 8s at science
Edit:
However, if you have achieved A level grades (after year 13) they typically don’t care about GCSE grades as long as you have 5s or so. Because then you have proved yourself academically to actually achieve your grades
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so like should i separate my skills and work experience or do i have to combine them pls help
Thank you
Plz make a video How to improve writing skill for O level student❤
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This was the perfect time I’m gonna be applying to dentistry do u have any idea of extra curriculars I could do over summer?
Definitely look into volunteering in a hospital and try get as much work experience in a dental practice as you can. Also, if you don’t already have hobbies which show manual dexterity then definitely dabble in a few