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Requirements for Individual University Subjects
Medicine/Dentistry
8/9 grades at GCSE Sciences and Mathematics.
A Level in Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics.
Veterinary Medicine
8/9 grades at GCSE in Sciences and Mathematics.
It is best to have three A Levels in subjects, such as Sciences/Mathematics.The fourth subject can be another science or a subject which can show a different skill or method of learning.
For prospective Medics and Vets there are also pre-entry tests (BMAT and UKCAT) which some institutions require to be taken.
Education-Primary
A Levels in at least one National Curriculum subject (which is taught in primary school).
Economics
Some institutions require Maths A Level.
Law
No specific subjects are normally required, however, it is recommended to have at least one extended writing subject at A Level, such as RS, History, Geography or English.
Engineering
Physics and Mathematics are essential.
Psychology
A Science is normally required, Biology is preferable. Institutions will normally accept Psychology A Level as a science.
For vocational degrees i.e degrees which lead to a specific career, you should undertake work experience in a relevant area.