Questions about Ross

[oxleeamox34]

hi i am a student from UK

my A level are:
A - chemistry
B - biology
B - history
B - arabic

do i stand a chance to get into ross?

will i be able to work in the UK after i graduate?

also i am doing first year pharmacy in a uk university, will that help my application??

[jcu]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems like you're just finishing up college. In order to apply, and ultimately garner an acceptance, you need to complete at least 90 credits at a university level. You also need to take the MCAT. The medical school application process and requirements for US students are vastly different as compared to those in the UK. I highly recommend you do a lot more research on Ross and on being an international student before applying and wasting your money. Good luck.

[DC2BMD]

I was under the impression that the UK was not allowing any international graduates to obtain licensure. I would research all licensing issues before proceeding further.

[rokshana]

I was under the impression that the UK was not allowing any international graduates to obtain licensure. I would research all licensing issues before proceeding further.


i thought it was just training in the UK? is the UK similar to the US in that you have to train there to practice there?