Many Medical Schools allow candidates to reapply for their Medicine programmes. The table below lists each UK Med School’s policy for reapplications.
Medical School | Can You Reapply? |
---|---|
Aberdeen | Yes |
Aston | No |
Anglia Ruskin | No |
Barts | Yes |
Birmingham | Yes |
Brighton & Sussex | Yes |
Bristol | Yes |
Buckingham | No |
Cambridge | Yes |
Cardiff | Yes |
Dundee | Yes |
Edge Hill | Yes |
Edinburgh | Yes |
Exeter | Yes |
Glasgow | Yes |
Hull & York | Yes |
Imperial | No |
Keele | No |
Kent and Medway | Yes |
King's College London | Yes |
Lancaster | Yes |
Leeds | Yes |
Leicester | Yes |
Lincoln | Yes |
Liverpool | Yes |
Manchester | Yes |
Newcastle | Yes |
Norwich (UEA) | Yes |
Nottingham | Yes |
Oxford | Yes |
Plymouth | Yes |
Queen's Belfast | Yes |
Sheffield | Yes |
Southampton | Yes |
St Andrew's | Yes |
St George's | Yes |
Sunderland | Yes |
UCL (University College London) | Yes |
University of Central Lancashire | Yes |
If you’ve applied to Medicine before, you still need to register with UCAS again. The username and password you previously used won’t work, so you’ll need to create a new account.
The rest of the application process is the same – you need to upload a Personal Statement, fill in your personal details and select the Med Schools you’ve chosen. When making your selections, make sure you double-check which ones allow reapplications, because you don’t want to waste an application choice!
Don’t forget to update your Personal Statement with any new work experience you now have, and with information on how you made the most of your gap year. If you’re resitting your A-Levels, remember to update your details with new predicted A-Level grades.
If you didn’t get into Medical School last time, you’ll naturally want to improve your application and boost your chances of getting in this time. Some universities, like St Andrews, UCL and Leicester, specifically ask that reapplicants show new evidence of improvement in their application.
Ways of improving your application could include:
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