Didn't do very well for A levels but fairly alright~
Physics C
Chem B
Maths C
Gp B
PW B
UAS 73.75
Initially I was targeting Undergraduate medicine in Australia,in
which the common grades are ABB/B.However,I failed to achieve it
and am now considering postgraduate medicine route or perhaps
biomed Phd(yes,Bio was my passion but I chose to take physics
instead,quite stupid~)
Should I retake A levels or International UK A levels? I have
heard that international UK A levels are easier and also looked
through several sample questions to find them rather manageable.
However,I need to do this during NS,if not I will rather go for the
7 year postgrad medic route or biomed.
Another cause of concern is my application to biomed
overseas/local. I am applying to NTU biological sciences and NUS
FS(life sciences)
NTU
Pros:
More relaxed entry requisite,missed by 1.25(1 H1 away)
Mother went for open house and told me my grades are
eligible
Cons:
Compulsory 4 years honours programme,I prefer flexibility. e.g.
I did well in biomed in 3rd year,I can choose to apply to graduate
med. However, NTU is inflexible to allow 3 years programme
NUS
Pros:
Flexiblity(3+1year programme),option to choose whether to do
honours.
I know what I want in my mind(don't want to spend first year on
covering general sciences)
Cons:
Higher entry requirement,that I am a little far off(2.5-3.75 URP
away)
Higher competition required to excel.
Overseas biomedicine>Considering of going abroad to Australia
to do my 3 years degree. Heard that it's easier to cope with
academics there and the living environment will challenge me to be
stronger~
I am eligible for 5-6 good biomedical sciences programme.
My target is at least 2nd upper honours equivalent GPA as that
will allow me the opportunity to do a Phd/progress to graduate
medicine.(credit average)