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Originally Posted by Dannyboii
Dont quote me 100% on this as i am not completly sure (bearing in mind I would have been about 12). She did totally cock up her GCSE's whilst she was at Prince William school in Oundle. She managed to get a scholarship at a school in Peterborough (Kings School) which allows higher achieving students but also some are enrolled due to church, and scolarships are avaliabe. She managed to get a scholarship thanks to her mum (I think it was for playing a musical instument at a high level) and got 13 GCSEs graded A* and 1 GCSE at Grade A alongside taking A-Levels at the same time, in which she got 5 grade A's. She then went on to study medicine at Demontford(sp?) Uni (DMU) in Leicester where she has done 5 out of 6 years. At the end of last year she took a year out to take a booster degree lasting one year in medical journalism. She will be returning to DMU in september time to finish the final year of her medical degree.
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Your post is full of holes. Of course, you've added a lot of irrelevant details (some of which has bits of seemingly connected *facts* and so called *genuine* 'guesses') and some people start to believe it.
However, there are some facts that mean your speculation is wrong.
The University you refer to is De Monfort University in Leicester and they DON'T TEACH MEDICINE. Sunshine said she is studying to BE A DOCTOR, you can't be a qualified doctor with a 'medical science' degree. The 'medical science' degree that De Montford offer is only for health professions who want to know more about medical related biology etc. it is NOT A QUALIFICATION IN MEDICINE TO BE A DOCTOR.
And that Medical 'science' degree that De Monfort offer is THREE YEARS, OR MAX FOUR YEARS AS A SANDWICH DEGREE.
Sunshine's story just falls apart the more you look at it.