Im really interested in medicine and midwifery so I think I’m gonna try really hard to get into medicine however if all doesn’t go well I’ll go the route you went down
Zim ladies taking over! Congratulations, I would definitely say consider it because you get such good experience as a nurse and why not take it a step further
I’m a graduate in psychology I’m trying to apply for medicine. Medicinal student who offers his services to help others told me that my choices are limited specially cause I don’t have English and maths gcse B or above and he also said I’m limited because of the fact that it’s psychology and not a lot of uni take that for gem .... so told me to maybe to consider one year college to do access to medicine course .... my gcse were c grades. So I dont know what to do now he said I can still try apply but my options will be limited cause they look at your gcse and few unis consider psycholgy bsc as a science. Please can anyone offer any advice?😭
hello ! i like your videos :) french is a beautiful language i encourage you to continue learning it ! bonne chance ! from an another med student out there im wishing you luck for your studies kisses from Belgium xx
Hey rumbi love ur videos. I have just finished gcses now going a level and have been looking at unis that are really good in medicine and have realized that they take gcses seriously however I got As in my sciences n A* in maths so would tat affect anything and Wat results did u get for a level. And which uni did u got to
Hi, congrats on finishing yout GCSE's and getting such good grades in Maths and Science, I know some uni's for medicine look for lots of A*'s at GCSE but bare in mind it doesnt really matter which uni you go to because at the end of the day as long as you get a degree in medicine you will become a doctor. I would say for you just make sure you do your best in your AS so you have good predicted grades for applying with. I got A*AAB in A-Levels. What subjects will you be taking at A-Level?
Hey!! I was wondering if you have to pay for your Medicine degree because I read somewhere that you only get a student loan for your first degree and if you choose to either do a second degree or a Masters degree you no longer get any loans. is that really true?
Yes unfortunately it is true, even if student finance didn't pay for your first degree they still wont pay for your second so yup you have to self fund. I think the rules have changed about masters though and people doing a master's degree do get some help from student finance but unfortunately even though at the end of medicine you get a Dr. it still only counts as an undergrad degree.
I did Midwifery, I wouldnt say its helped me study better because I was pretty much learning everything from scratch (unlike people that did things like biomed who had covered some of the topics before) however it definitely has helped me when it comes to OSCE's and the basic clinical skills which we did this year.
Im really interested in medicine and midwifery so I think I’m gonna try really hard to get into medicine however if all doesn’t go well I’ll go the route you went down
Hesi Rumbi, lovely to see a fellow Zim lady doing medicine. I've newly qualified as RN thinking of medschool in some years though.
Zim ladies taking over! Congratulations, I would definitely say consider it because you get such good experience as a nurse and why not take it a step further
Which a levels did you study And did they give you a particular advantage?
Hey fellow Zimbabwean 🙋🙋
Another Zimbo medic doing youtube!!! Rova
I’m a graduate in psychology I’m trying to apply for medicine. Medicinal student who offers his services to help others told me that my choices are limited specially cause I don’t have English and maths gcse B or above and he also said I’m limited because of the fact that it’s psychology and not a lot of uni take that for gem .... so told me to maybe to consider one year college to do access to medicine course .... my gcse were c grades. So I dont know what to do now he said I can still try apply but my options will be limited cause they look at your gcse and few unis consider psycholgy bsc as a science. Please can anyone offer any advice?😭
hello ! i like your videos :) french is a beautiful language i encourage you to continue learning it ! bonne chance !
from an another med student out there im wishing you luck for your studies
kisses from Belgium xx
+Lynda Vy Thank you Lynda! I am definitely trying to keep it up.
Zimbo medics united!!
Asclepium 💪🇿🇼🇿🇼🇿🇼
Are you on the 5 year course or the graduate entry 4 year course? And how did you do in the UKCAT/GAMSAT? Great vid btw
I'm doing the 5 year course.. I just happen to be a graduate 😩. Lol. My UKCAT score was average really, definitely nothing spectacular.
Would you say RS is a good A level for medicine?
Hello! Would you explain to me a little bit about what RS is?
I think they mean to say RS for *Religious Studies
Hey rumbi love ur videos. I have just finished gcses now going a level and have been looking at unis that are really good in medicine and have realized that they take gcses seriously however I got As in my sciences n A* in maths so would tat affect anything and Wat results did u get for a level. And which uni did u got to
Hi, congrats on finishing yout GCSE's and getting such good grades in Maths and Science, I know some uni's for medicine look for lots of A*'s at GCSE but bare in mind it doesnt really matter which uni you go to because at the end of the day as long as you get a degree in medicine you will become a doctor. I would say for you just make sure you do your best in your AS so you have good predicted grades for applying with.
I got A*AAB in A-Levels.
What subjects will you be taking at A-Level?
+Rumbi Writes thank you. True yeah. Am doing chem, bio, maths and physics.
+Rumbi Writes ohh n btw are u Zimbabwean?
+TH-cam rue good choice on the subjects! Yes im from Zim
Hey!! I was wondering if you have to pay for your Medicine degree because I read somewhere that you only get a student loan for your first degree and if you choose to either do a second degree or a Masters degree you no longer get any loans. is that really true?
Yes unfortunately it is true, even if student finance didn't pay for your first degree they still wont pay for your second so yup you have to self fund. I think the rules have changed about masters though and people doing a master's degree do get some help from student finance but unfortunately even though at the end of medicine you get a Dr. it still only counts as an undergrad degree.
Rumbi, which degree did you do before medicine? and did you feel it helped you study better on your medicine course?
I did Midwifery, I wouldnt say its helped me study better because I was pretty much learning everything from scratch (unlike people that did things like biomed who had covered some of the topics before) however it definitely has helped me when it comes to OSCE's and the basic clinical skills which we did this year.
Oh and where are you studying?
for my gcse they didn't allow me to take triple science as there was not enough people that picked that choice......