The entrance requirements for Medicine at Oxford University are three A-levels or equivalent qualifications. Competition for places is very strong and we would be looking for three A grades, taken at one sitting.
One A-level must be Chemistry, the second should be Biology, Physics or Mathematics and the third can be any subject except General Studies or Critical Thinking.
If you do not have Biology, Physics or Mathematics to the full A-level, you would need to have that subject to at least GCSE level, or to have the dual award combined science GCSE.
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The entrance requirements for Medicine at Cambridge University are passes in Chemistry and two of Biology/Human Biology, Physics, Mathematics at A Levels and Double Award Science and Mathematics two single awards in GCSE Biology and Physics may be substituted for Double Award Science.
Medicine
At Harvard, the Faculty of Medicine accepts applications from current students in good standing and graduates of accredited colleges who:
- Present evidence that their intellectual and personal credentials are of such quality as to predict success in the study and practice of medicine.
- Demonstrate aptitude in the biological and physical sciences during their undergraduate years, but not to the exclusion of the humanities and social sciences.(A study at Harvard Medical School has shown that students are successful in their medical studies regardless of undergraduate concentration, providing that they have had adequate science preparation. Students are urged to strive for a balanced and liberal education rather than specialized training. No preference is given to applicants who have majored in the sciences over those who have majored in the humanities.)
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