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Eligibility requirements specify age by 1 October, core subject expectations for A100, typical treatment of A-level combinations, limits on repeat consecutive applications, and the minimum degree classifications expected at the time of application. The notes also describe timing for pending awards and PhD thesis submission, how UCAS applications should present study history and grades, and how selection is competitive with interview-based assessment.","|  | School of Medicine\u003Cbr>Admission Requirements |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  |  | Further Notes for Applicants to Medicine Programmes |  |\n| Admission Tests:\u003Cbr>All non-graduate applicants applying to the A100 programme will be required [to sit UCAT. Please see](to sit UCAT. Please see www.ucat.ac.uk)[ ](to sit UCAT. Please see www.ucat.ac.uk)[www.ucat.ac.uk](to sit UCAT. Please see www.ucat.ac.uk)[ ](to sit UCAT. Please see www.ucat.ac.uk)[All](All graduates applying to either the A101 or A100 programme will be required to sit GAMSAT. Details at)[ graduates applying to either the A101 or A100 programme will be required to sit GAMSAT. Details at](All graduates applying to either the A101 or A100 programme will be required to sit GAMSAT. Details at)\u003Cbr>[http://gamsat.acer.edu.au/gamsat-uk](http://gamsat.acer.edu.au/gamsat-uk)\u003Cbr>Details of how we use the tests are outlined in our A100 and A101 Departmental Supplements to the Admissions Policy:\u003Cbr>Admissions information-School of Medicine-University of Liverpool\u003Cbr>• Accepted applicants to the A100 medicine programme must be 18 years old by the 1st October in the year of entry to the programme\u003Cbr>• Chemistry, Biology (or Core & Additional Science or Dual/Triple Science), English Language and Mathematics are considered core subjects for applicants applying to the A100 programme.\u003Cbr>• Applicants with A levels in Biology and Chemistry will not usually be considered under the guidelines for applicants with nontraditional qualifications.\u003Cbr>• If an applicant fails to achieve a place on the A100 programme they may only make one further consecutive application to the programme.\u003Cbr>• We review all applications on an individual basis, but we do not usually consider transfers into the medicine programme.\u003Cbr>• Applicants can apply to the A100 and A101 programmes with both pending or achieved degrees.\u003Cbr>• All applicants to the University of Liverpool School of Medicine who hold a degree at the time of application are expected to hold a minimum 2:1 achieved in either an Honours degree or in an integrated Masters degree, in any subject (or predicted\u003Cbr>2:1, or above if you are on, or about to enter the final year of your degree programme) . Alternatively, a minimum 2:2 achieved in any Honours degree or integrated Masters subject, plus a postgraduate Masters/PhD higher qualification regardless of the programme they apply to.\u003Cbr>• The A101 programme starts in early August. Therefore, applicants offering pending Masters qualifications or PhDs will need to be in receipt of their awarding classification prior to the programme start in order to be eligible for registration. If applying, please ensure that the degree award date is declared correctly on the UCAS application.\u003Cbr>• Applicants currently undertaking a PhD must have submitted their thesis by January 1st of the year that they wish to enter the University of Liverpool-School of Medicine. Applicants should familiarise themselves with the start dates of their programme of interest and if invited to interview applicants will be expected to provide appropriate proof in relation to the expected completion date of their programme or submission of their thesis.\u003Cbr>• All applicants should make sure that their UCAS form is completed as fully as possible with details given of subjects studied and grades obtained throughout their secondary education. Full details of study/qualifications in our core subjects should be given. Failure to do so will potentially lead to the rejection of the application based on insufficient information.\u003Cbr>• The personal statement and academic reference, although required, are not routinely screened as part of the decision to\u003Cbr>invite individuals to interview. 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