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    honours?

    Hows it going? Just a quick post, currently doing an immunology degree then wanting to apply med school once it is done. Reason for this post is that I have seen conflicting info on this board, some people have only got a bsc (3 years right?) and went on to med school, I thought med courses would only look at you if you had honours? This seems to be the case from looking at uni prospectuses, is this people who have done fast-track courses or is there some unis willing to accept just Bscs? This would be a great bonus to push back father time but I reckon I'm missing something, somewhere. Any info as always would be appreciated.



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    3 Year BScs degrees in England and Wales are honours degrees, as long as you get a 1st, 2.1, 2.2 or 3rd. Scottish degrees used to be 4 years for honours, but I believe they've recently reduced it to bring it in line with England and Wales.
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    That would explain it, doing mine at Glasgow, must look into it... Thanks for the quick reply. Cheers

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    do u know about what % would qualify u for what classification, at my uni i was told that if u get 70% u get a 1:2 sounds abit low.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by piglet8
    do u know about what % would qualify u for what classification, at my uni i was told that if u get 70% u get a 1:2 sounds abit low.....
    70% is usually a 1st.
    60% a 2.1
    50% a 2.2
    40% a 3rd/pass
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    ^Thanks Simon for the info, that'll be why I thought Scottish degrees were changing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by K41
    70% is usually a 1st.
    60% a 2.1
    50% a 2.2
    40% a 3rd/pass
    same for qmul

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    same for durham
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    thanks for them scores, that sounds great!! is it during the 3rd yr they take them from or over all 3 yrs...
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    Quote Originally Posted by piglet8
    thanks for them scores, that sounds great!! is it during the 3rd yr they take them from or over all 3 yrs...
    hanna
    at qmul they take all 3yrs grades into account
    e.g 1st yr counts 10%
    2nd yr counts 30%
    3rd yr counts 60%

    also they only give honours to people who carried out research project/dissertation in their final year.

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