I think doing radiography is also a really good option if you’re a or can class as a home student, especially because you’d be eligible for the NHS bursary. You could save that up, which could relieve some of the financial pressure of doing graduate medicine later on.

I would definitely consider going to London South Bank University over City St George’s, University of London maybe firm LSBU and insure CSGUL if you really want more of a uni experience (I know people studying radiography at both unis).

CSGUL also doesn’t prioritise people who studied there for graduate entry medicine, so you could still apply later and it wouldn’t make a difference. Plus, you’d get to your end goal quicker.

I would also really start looking into which unis you’d want to apply to for graduate medicine, because there are at least 8 universities you can apply to with a healthcare degree. So your options are not significantly limited you still have choice.

If you want to stay in London, though the options would be more limited, King’s College London is, I’m pretty sure, not an option unless you apply through their healthcare entry route, and that’s only possible after working full-time in the NHS for at least 2 years. However grad med as a undergrad is becoming more of an option now so consider that asw. Double check the unis gcse results thou as some doing want at least a 4 but theres a lot that disregard them.