Do I have a chance studying medicine at UCL if I’m good at chemistry and biology but bad at maths?

If you are good at Chemistry and Biology and willing to work on Maths then you have a good chance of entering UCL Medical School

The key is to recognise areas of weakness and find ways to develop. Demonstrating an awareness of your strengths and weaknesses and the ability to develop yourself are characteristics that UCL look for in Medical Students.

The current entry requirements are for GCSE (or IGCSE, O-level, IB or EB equivalent) at grade B/6 or above in both English Language and Mathematics. UCL also require three A-levels which must include Chemistry and Biology though the third subject is the student’s own choice and can be any subject other than General Studies or Critical Thinking, so A level Maths is not required.