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| Alternative entry methods for veterinary medicine at uni? I am looking to study vet med at uni next year, however have not applied due to circumstances outwith my control, i have applied for science subjects at glasgow university, i would also be willing to study veterinary medicine at edinburgh. I am wondering how easy it would be if i went to glasgow to study physics for me to transfer in to veterinary after a year or so, would that be possible? and is it common for people to do?? i dont want to do anything else i just want to do vet med, i am wondering if there is anything else which can gain entry into the course other than straight higher/ a levels. a transfer seems like the best option. could anyone help?      |
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