Rick Said:

What's the difference between a Physics With Medical Applications degree, and a Radiotherapy degree?

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The first question I have is: when does your school require you to declare a major? The second question would be: how many courses are shared by these three majors? I would develop my class schedule focused on the shared courses to allow yourself time to decide.

But I would seriously do some research on these fields--I'm fairly confident you'd have to go beyond a Bachelor degree to have a meaningful position other than just a technician.

If you are good at math and physics, the other sciences should come fairly easily to you. I wouldn't discount pursuing an MD so quickly. Your queasiness at the thought of blood and gore is shared by many people who enter the field of medicine. You don't have to specialize in an area of medicine that involves "blood and gore". Most physicians never see any trauma or peform any invasive procedures--so it doesn't necessarily have to be a part of your life.

Just as an aside, a large number of people change their majors a year or two into their education, which is why many universities don't require you to declare your major until the third year.

Lena Said:

Career as a Lawyer - As much INFO as possible please (plymouth uk)?

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So what are you asking Jade, we do not have lawyers in the UK, we have Solicitors and Barristers.
Look up qualifications needed for becoming a Solicitor and the training you need to have.

Charlie Said:

BRITISH army career questions? UK?

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Simple answer, Join the Royal Engineers directly as a planty, complete basic training/Combat Engineer training/Class 2 Plant Operators Course, volunteer for 23 Engr Regt, complete regimental pre-para training, complete P-Coy, hooray a parachute trained soldier who can drive diggers!

Fred Said:

anyone with military experience or knowledge (uk)? how much choice in career direction?

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it really depends. on the text results you get. I was a reserve raf. based in londong. if you want to join the officers corp or going in as an airwoman. you do have quite alot of choice. I wish you luckk what do you want to do in the raf.
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Shawn Said:

Would you say these choices were suitable for a career in media...?

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Looks very well chosen. Not sure what single science is or ICT however. Here in the US, I never took something like that, a national test. Sounds very impressive. I instead took regents and finals. Your picks all adds up to wonderful media career!

Joanne Said:

Info about police fitness test (uk)?

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Most home office forces entrance fitness tests are 'bleep tests' or 'shuttle runs' as they are sometimes called. The level required changes but is quite low overall, check www.policecouldyou.co.uk for up to date info.

Some forces however have different tests such as West Midlands Police who use what i would call a 'mini' indoor assault course. Forces who dont use the bleep test are few and far between and your best bet is to speak with your chosen forces recruitment team.