Posted: 24 Jul 2014 04:37 PM PDT

Hey guys, I'm also a non-science background applicant, I'm still at university and will be taking the GAMSAT this September, I've got myself the practice papers and I've been brushing up on my organic chemistry and biology.
I was just wondering what is the best way to approach the questions in the practice paper because at the moment all of the stuff i've revised is not coming up in the papers. what should i do?

Posted: 24 Jul 2014 10:32 AM PDT

hey guys

i sent QMUL an email about the situational judgement also asking for last years cut off scores. they said that they currently do not use the situational judgement scores also the cut offs were as follows

For 2014 for:
A100 it was 2890
A101 it was 3010
A200 it was 2850.

hope this helps

Chemistry as private candidate

Posted: 24 Jul 2014 06:05 AM PDT

I'm an immigrant (settled, no visa concerns), so I have no UK qualifications at all. I'm trying to track down a way to study A-level chemistry as a private candidate, and really struggling to find good information about sitting the practicals, except a lot of warnings about how difficult it is to find somewhere to do it.

I'm not quite at the point of starting A-levels, so I haven't started asking my local colleges yet, because who knows how things could change in the next few years. But I thought I'd see if anyone here had any experience -- is it actually that hard to find a college? Is it prohibitively expensive? And is there a really obvious solution or alternative that I'm missing (say yes)?

Thanks in advance for any perspective you can offer.

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