University of Central Lancashire
Medical School Profile
Here, we’ll detail how University of Central Lancashire (UCLAN) Medical School selects candidates during the medical application process.
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Grade Requirements
So you have questions about the grades needed to get into UCLAN Medical School? You’re in the right place to find the answers!
- What GCSE grades does UCLAN Medical School look for?
Evidence of sustained academic achievement with a broad study of Science, Maths and English up to 16 years of age.
- What IB score are UCLAN looking for in prospective medical applicants?
Higher level 36 points overall (to include Chemistry, an additional science subject and one other subject at Higher Level) and 3 at Standard level, at a minimum of 5 points each.
- Which A-Level subjects do UCLAN require?
At least two science subjects to include Chemistry and a third academic subject.
You’ll find this information summarised in the table below:
Summary Grade Requirements Table
| Qualification | Grade Requirements for UCLAN Medical School |
|---|---|
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Predicted A levels/Scottish Highers |
AAA at A Level. At least two science subjects to include Chemistry and a third academic subject. |
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GCSEs/Scottish Nationals
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Evidence of sustained academic achievement with a broad study of Science, Maths and English up to 16 years of age. |
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International Baccalaureate (IB) |
Higher level 36 points overall (to include Chemistry, an additional science subject and one other subject at Higher Level) and 3 at Standard level, at a minimum of 5 points each. |
Application Requirements
So you have questions about the medical application requirements to get into UCLAN Medical School? You’re in the right place to find the answers!
- What are UCLAN’s work experience requirements?
Applicants are asked to submit a transferable skills statement, which allows them to reflect on: work experience /shadowing/ voluntary work or experience in a caring role, impact and value of the work undertaken, the level of responsibility taken within this experience. The statement will be the focus for one of the stations in the multiple-mini Interview.
- How does UCLAN use the Medical Personal Statement?
The personal statement, academic reference and transferable skills statement are used to shortlist applicants for interview.
- Does UCLAN require the UCAT or BMAT for medicine?
None
- Which interview style do UCLAN use in it’s selection of medical students?
Multiple mini-interviews.
You’ll find this information summarised in the table below:
Summary Application Requirements Table
| Stage | How it's used in selection |
|---|---|
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Work Experience |
Applicants are asked to submit a transferable skills statement, which
allows them to reflect on: work experience /shadowing/ voluntary work or
experience in a caring role, impact and value of the work undertaken, the
level of responsibility taken within this experience. The statement will be
the focus for one of the stations in the multiple-mini Interview. |
|
Personal Statement |
The personal statement, academic reference and transferable skills statement are used to shortlist applicants for interview.
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Admissions Test |
None. |
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Interview Methods |
Multiple Mini-Interviews |