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Likewise, nursing certainly does offer that scope!

I may be a little bias but I would say WSU as the staff and students alike are super supportive and you are given lots of examples to consolidate knowledge. Plus, WSU has a Top 10' ranking – the highest of any Australian institution for Nursing and is ranked 10th on the CWUR global Top 10...

I've noticed that as well! In particular I had a doctor who was previously a nurse and he even fixed the IV pump for me before going to write his notes.

Hi Mazar97, I am actually undertaking a similar path at present as currently studying Nursing looking to one day maybe study medicine. However, if I don't get into medicine I've been contemplating upon getting my Nursing Undergrad to go on and study to become a Nurse Practitioner to have that...

A sample in your field of research, covers the impacts on socioemotional wellbeing: http://www.acehsc.net/wp-content/uploads/CAFS_Resources_-_IRP.pdf

You would have your graphs that you have created and analyse trends, variables, differences, what the figures mean in relation to your hypothesis etc.

Depending upon what it is on and when it is due you could use online survey programs to target your audience. Otherwise, like BLIT2014 has already said talk to your teacher.

It is UCAT from next year. The UKCAT version is the format that will help with practice- you can purchase the books from Amazon or Fishpond.

Population of interest: Students Issue of interest for IRP: standardised tests Comparison between the variables to be researched: Those doing standardised tests, those doing other tests, students not doing a test at all. Outcome of the comparison: positive wellbeing Time: in standardised...

+1 this either as a pyramid or put egg in the middle of 50 straws, wrap 1-meter tape around the straws to tighten them to the egg.

I know for the JMP UON program they would look at the Diploma in terms of: Credit average-- completed OR Distinction average-- incomplete https://www.newcastle.edu.au/joint-medical-program/selection-process/academic-eligibility Not sure about the other unis but just have a...

Maybe try ARC standards material as a starting point.

If it is not too late post up your question and I'll try to check in and touch base with you.

Subject choice does not matter. However, if applying to Undergraduate programs you will need to sit UMAT otherwise if you do a degree first and then decide upon Med in some unis they require the UMAT equivalent which is called GAMSAT as you are now a Graduate. UMAT is divided into three...

Done! Good Luck.

You need to watch the wording- with a view. Hence, it is pilot and parallel as it is not being completely dropped/phased out.

Hi Katya1 could you send me a PM with some of the pictures, as I may be interested in them. Thanks xx

You can study any degree for entry into JMP Med so long as you get better than a pass grade avergae GPA or above (for completed studies) or GPA of 4.7- close to a credit grade average or above (for incomplete studies). Plus, it wouldn't be GAMSAT it would be the UMAT that you undertake as it is...

Yes, you can. You might find this helpful: http://www.ahpra.gov.au/Education/Approved-Programs-of-Study.aspx

Done ! :)