Three Counties Medical School at the University of Worcester offers a four-year graduate-entry MBChB — so it's for applicants who already hold a degree. It accepts either the UCAT or the GAMSAT, with no hard cut-off, and is built around a community and rural-healthcare mission.
Three Counties is graduate-entry and accepts either the UCAT or the GAMSAT. There's no hard cut-off — selection depends on the shape of each year's applicant pool — but historically most shortlisted applicants have scored around 1870 or more on the UCAT (or 50+ on the GAMSAT). Treat that as a rough guide rather than a guaranteed line, and confirm the current figures on Worcester's page.
Worcester is only relevant if you're applying as a graduate, since it's a four-year accelerated course. If you are, a UCAT comfortably above that rough 1870 guide gives you a competitive footing — and because there's no hard cut-off, a strong overall application matters. Otherwise, this isn't a school-leaver route.
Check your percentile →Not the entry route — Three Counties is graduate-entry and requires a 1st or 2:1 honours degree.
Grade C (4) or above in Maths and English; non-science graduates also need two science GCSEs at grade C (4).
Worcester values genuine insight into care and a connection to its community and rural-health mission.
MMI. Applicants who clear the score and academic bar are invited to a selection-day interview.
Paraphrased themes from student discussion: impressions, not facts. Visit and judge for yourself.
There's no hard cut-off, but historically most shortlisted applicants have scored around 1870 or more on the UCAT (or 50+ on the GAMSAT). It depends on each year's applicant pool, so treat that as a rough guide.
Yes — Three Counties is a four-year graduate-entry MBChB requiring a 1st or 2:1 degree, so it's not a school-leaver route.
Either — you can apply with a UCAT or a GAMSAT score. Non-science graduates also need two science GCSEs at grade C/4.
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