What uni course can I do with my A levels? › Mathematics, Biology and Chemistry

What can I study with Mathematics, Biology and Chemistry?

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Of 383 UniScout students taking Mathematics, Biology and Chemistry at A level, the most common choice was Medicine (201 students), followed by Biomedical sciences (110).

Where students with this mix applied

Medicine
201 studentse.g. Medicine, MBChB Medicine, MBBS Medicine
Biomedical sciences
110 studentse.g. Biomedical Sciences, Biomedical Science, Medical Biosciences
Molecular biology, biophysics and biochemistry
67 studentse.g. Biochemistry, MBiochem Biochemistry (Molecular and Cellular), MBiochem Biochemistry
Chemistry
59 studentse.g. Natural Sciences, Chemistry, Chemistry with Medicinal Chemistry
Biosciences
52 studentse.g. Natural Sciences, Biological Sciences, Biological Sciences (Biochemistry)
Biology
47 studentse.g. Biomedical Sciences, Biological Sciences, Biology
Language and area studies (other)
44 studentse.g. MBChB Medicine
Medical sciences
37 studentse.g. Medicine, Applied Medical Sciences
Physics
33 studentse.g. Natural Sciences
Dentistry
32 studentse.g. BDS Dental Surgery, BDS Dentistry, Dental Surgery BChD

From the UCAS choices of 383 UniScout students taking these three A levels (some take a fourth too), plus combinations our team has added. Students apply for up to five courses, so the counts add up to more than 383. A subject is only listed once at least 5 students applied for it, so nobody's choices can be picked out.

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