Surrey is one of the UK's newer medical schools, and importantly it's graduate-entry only: you need a degree to apply. Its main admissions test is the GAMSAT — the UCAT is accepted only from applicants holding (or studying) a degree in specific science subjects — so most UCAT-focused school-leavers won't apply here.
Surrey is graduate-entry, and its admissions test is primarily the GAMSAT. The UCAT is only considered for applicants who hold or are studying a degree in Biochemistry, Biology, Biomedical Science, Chemistry or Natural Sciences — everyone else must take the GAMSAT. So if you're a school-leaver with a UCAT score, Surrey isn't a route for you; if you're a science graduate, your UCAT may be accepted in place of the GAMSAT. Always confirm the current list on Surrey's page.
For most UCAT students, Surrey is one to set aside — it's graduate-entry and GAMSAT-led. It's only relevant if you'll be applying as a graduate with a qualifying science degree, in which case your UCAT could be accepted. Otherwise, focus your UCAT on the many undergraduate schools that use it.
Check your percentile →Not the entry route — Surrey is graduate-entry and requires a 2:1 honours degree in any subject.
GCSE Maths and English Language at grade C (4) or above.
Surrey values insight into care and the realities of medicine, explored at its MMI.
MMI. Virtual multiple mini-interviews lasting under an hour, scored as offer, waiting list or reject.
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Only in limited cases. Surrey is graduate-entry and GAMSAT-led; it accepts the UCAT only from applicants who hold or are studying a degree in Biochemistry, Biology, Biomedical Science, Chemistry or Natural Sciences. Most applicants take the GAMSAT.
Graduate entry only — you need at least a 2:1 honours degree in any subject to apply.
A virtual multiple mini-interview lasting under an hour, after which candidates are placed in offer, waiting-list or reject categories.
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