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Funniest thing I've seen on BOS all week :lol:

Smash the interview and you'll get in easily

Most likely his HSC mark (Not raw mark)

Really.... I think that it is still plausible

Not necessarily, I know someone that did only Medentry prep and got in the 96th percentile. I've also heard that some people have found that questions from the Medentry exams have appeared in the actual UMAT (don't know how this is possible though). However, I do agree that you should not rely...

Not currently, but I am planning join medentry in the future. Not too sure about medstart, though, as I haven't heard much about it...

I'd do it just based on this...could get your money back in addition to a better ATAR

Alright, so basically I'm in the exact same position as you atm, in that I am currently studying for UMAT. I have completed a few free trial exams and have found Section 1 to be the most difficult with Section 2 and 3 coming much easier to me :smile:. I have researched for UMAT preparation...

Yeah, upon research it seems as if many universities across Australia recommend studying chemistry or biology in Year 11 and 12 but do not have these as prerequisites to enter medicine. However, I know for certain that The University of Adelaide requires either biology or chemistry as...

Depends which university you are planning to go to

Yes, you're the only one :tongue:

Not even a reputable source... just ignore it

So blame the law dropouts!!!

Just wondering whether this test applies to any universities outside of UNSW. If not then why would anyone apply for law there!??!

I'm cringing at this conversation

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Pretty much the same except I'm unsure whether to continue Bio based on what others have said about the course

Typed notes seems to be the personal preference of many users. However, in my personal opinion I would advise to type notes up during class ONLY and then rewrite them, by hand, according to the syllabus. This way you get the best of both world's :smile: