UNSW Medicine (2 Viewers)

[tryingtogetaband62021]

Does anyone know how many students from the top selective schools like James ruse (i bet like half the grade) or Baulkham hills roughly make it into medicine each year?
I want to see what kind of a ranking to aim for in a lower selective school.

Thx

 

[quickoats]

Wouldn't it be more useful to consider the trends in your own school and ones similar to it?

 

[idkkdi]

Does anyone know how many students from the top selective schools like James ruse (i bet like half the grade) or Baulkham hills roughly make it into medicine each year?
I want to see what kind of a ranking to aim for in a lower selective school.

Thx

a quarter of a grade is probably a good yr. There was something about an unofficial cap at 38 for Ruse.

 

[idkkdi]

Wouldn't it be more useful to consider the trends in your own school and ones similar to it?

lol. there probably is no one making it if that's a trend.

pretty sure sydney boys and north sydney boys both had like 0 make unsw last yr lmao.

 

[jimmysmith560]

I want to see what kind of a ranking to aim for in a lower selective school.

Well, I think it's quite obvious that you will need to aim for top ranks to maximise your chances.

 

[Qeru]

Does anyone know how many students from the top selective schools like James ruse (i bet like half the grade) or Baulkham hills roughly make it into medicine each year?
I want to see what kind of a ranking to aim for in a lower selective school.

Thx

Try looking through 2020 and 2019 statistics for your school. Usually they list out how many people got into a certain degree.

 

[fries and icecream]

Does your school have an annual report? Usually they publish the number of students who were offered each course there.

Otherwise, I believe the number for BHHS was 14 in NSW/ACT only.

 

[Atarndat]

lol. there probably is no one making it if that's a trend.

pretty sure sydney boys and north sydney boys both had like 0 make unsw last yr lmao.

Cap

 

[tryingtogetaband62021]

Does your school have an annual report? Usually they publish the number of students who were offered each course there.

Otherwise, I believe the number for BHHS was 14 in NSW/ACT only.

only 14!!!

 

[jimmysmith560]

Yeah med is generally pretty hard to get into. Even some top selective school students struggle to get med offers.

 

[fries and icecream]

only 14!!!

There were more in interstate universities too. Apparently, this is pretty high compared to other schools

Either way, don't let it bother you too much

 

[idkkdi]

Does your school have an annual report? Usually they publish the number of students who were offered each course there.

Otherwise, I believe the number for BHHS was 14 in NSW/ACT only.

how many were unsw any idea?

 

[fries and icecream]

how many were unsw any idea?

Sorry, no idea D:

 

[Greninja340]

From last years Baulko grade (ranked second) only 2 or 3 people made it to UNSW

 

[idkkdi]

From last years Baulko grade (ranked second) only 2 or 3 people made it to UNSW

there we go. finally some real stats to stop people saying me saying 0 from sb and nsb is cap.

 

[Qeru]

there we go. finally some real stats to stop people saying me saying 0 from sb and nsb is cap.

I know 2 syd boy kids who got in last year.

 

[black.mamba]

7 grammars last yr and 10-15 from ruse

also ik one nsb who got UNSW too

 

[idkkdi]

1 from nsb 2 from sb. close enough.

 

[s97127]

SB: 2
BHHS: 3
NSB: 1
JR: 16-17
SG: 7

I guess the rest must come from all other private/non-selective public schools right? If so, it might be easier to get in from non-selective public school.

 

[idkkdi]

SB: 2
BHHS: 3
NSB: 1
JR: 16-17
SG: 7

I guess the rest must come from all other private/non-selective public schools right? If so, it might be easier to get in from non-selective public school.

eas/rural = massive bonus points