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VCE Stuff => VCE Business Studies => VCE Subjects + Help => VCE Legal Studies => Topic started by: ReptilianV on July 07, 2020, 08:16:05 am
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Hey VCE community, I was just wondering if I could get some help on my vce subjects. I am currently in year 10 wanting to do legal studies as a 3/4 next year. My other VCE subjects are Spec, Methods, English, Chem and French. I was wondering, even with those subjects is it possible to do medicine when I go to uni?
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Hey VCE community, I was just wondering if I could get some help on my vce subjects. I am currently in year 10 wanting to do legal studies as a 3/4 next year. My other VCE subjects are Spec, Methods, English, Chem and French. I was wondering, even with those subjects is it possible to do medicine when I go to uni?
Yes, although if you get accepted into medicine you will most likely have to do a biology bridging course(during the summer holidays I'm pretty sure) before you commence the course.
Edit: You also have to sit the UCAT sometime during year 12 as well.
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I am a great advocate of Legal Studies in VCE, but if Medicine is your interest I'd strongly recommend doing it in VCE to;
a) get a better grasp of biology concepts.
b) see if you actually want to do medicine with a more all-encompassing understanding.
c) won't have to do the summer holidays bridging course (you'll find out that after Year 12 ends, having a break is usually top of the list).