Choosing Your University: London UCL & Ideas

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The discussion centers around selecting universities for medical courses after completing GCSEs and choosing A-levels in physics, chemistry, biology, and maths. The main focus is on University College London (UCL), which is noted for its strong reputation, ranking 6th in the UK for medicine according to The Guardian. Participants emphasize the importance of considering university rankings while also advising caution regarding their accuracy. The individual seeking advice is specifically interested in pursuing a medical degree with the goal of becoming a doctor.
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I'm finishing my GCSES and now I have chosen my A level options (physics, chemistry, biology and maths) and now I'm wondering what universities I should be looking at, at the moment my main option is London UCL.

Has anyone got some suggestions, and what is your opinion about London UCL?
 
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What subject are you thinking of applying to study?
 
oops i knew i forgot somthing i am applying for a medical course hoping to be a doctor.
 
Thanks for the advice i was wondering about the ranks and how accurate they were
 

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