Can I do a medical degree without an a level in biology?

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Answered Jan 19Applying for Medicine

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Carola Maria BigognoI'm a curious and ambitious medical student and teacher!568 students helped

Yes! Some universities (such as Queen Mary in London only ask for Chemistry and another science)

Answered Oct 18Applying for Medicine

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Katie BelliEnthusiastic tutor excited to help you learn!73 students helped

The best way to find out is to look at the university’s that you want to go to and check their requirements, some will just ask for ‘3 sciences’ some may ask for named A Levels, everywhere is different😊

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