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When you’re thinking about applying for Medical School, the first thing you should consider is whether you meet the basic entry requirements:
Med Schools require you to sit the UCAT as part of the admissions process.
You’ll know your UCAT score before you apply with your Med School choices – so you can use your score to choose your Med Schools strategically. If you scored highly in the UCAT, you’ll probably want to shortlist Med Schools which rank candidates by score.
Or if you didn’t perform as well as you’d hoped in the UCAT, you should focus on Med Schools which don’t place such an emphasis on the test – as long as you meet their minimum score requirements. Find out how different Med Schools judge UCAT scores.
The quickest way to check Medical School requirements is with our Med School Comparison Tool. It shows you the requirements for GCSE, A-Level, IB, Scottish Highers and Scottish Advanced Highers in an easy-to-read table, and lets you compare up to four Med Schools at a time.
You should also check university websites to get to know their criteria, as there could be more details or nuances to be aware of.
If you don’t think you’ll meet the requirements for Medical School, some of your alternative options include:
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