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~125-130 at UWS

But as fully fledged teaching hospitals?

It is not a 'teaching hospital/medical school'. It is a private hospital/health campus however they will be using it to teach advanced medical courses for current doctors/surgeons such as robotic surgery, etc. Private hospitals are currently not used in Australia for teaching medical students...

It depends on which specialty/colleges, it's college dependant. But for some references make up 30% of the weightings, so yeah med school pretty much has nothing to do with it, it's who gives you a glowing report about u during internship, resident years that get's you the big marks...

Ergh, it will be randomised by ballot. It's completely unethical to go off by reputation, etc. Also colleges look at other things in your application such as volunteer work, research/journal papers, references , etc when they grade it, but another big thing is the interview if you present...

No

Coins it's like $4-5 for a day permit. .

You can park in the normal yellow bays only. I suggest you get a general parking permit asap.

The person who analyses the body is a Forensic Pathologist a Doctor who has specialised in Pathology and with a subspeciality in forensics. It's a very long parth prob 13-15 years before you get in to Forensic pathology and if they have training places. Forensic Pathology To get into medicine...

B. Med/B. Surgery II

Sorry for the late replies, med's alright, it's not actually my top concern atm. I'm very busy with work, and community commitments, etc. Hmm, i've never heard of that before. Two of my friends have applied 3 times, done umat 3 timess and have been rejected 3 times. Anyways, there are no...

Haha: red or blue ($240 or something) if you can afford it. Most of the people who apply and successfully get them are staff though.

Faculty of Medicine - FAQ_local Read this first, and you will realise you will have almost no hope unless you get a really high GPA of >6-7 (which is extremely difficult in law) + an awesome UMAT. Read the PDF...

http://community.boredofstudies.org/640/college-health-science/235285/uws-hawkesbury.html

lol, i've been answering questions like this for over 4 years now!

Bonded medical places (last thread i promise) - Med Students Online Changes to Bonded Medical Places (BMP/MRBS) - Med Students Online

Ergh read my original post. The scores he put up were from Acer, but the weighted score is what UWS uses to determine if you get an interview or not.

I know, the Kubler-Ross model has 5, but doesn't 7 just sound so much better?

All of the above have blood and or guts involved. Even neurology: neuroimmunology, crap loads of blood tests but if your lazy, too busy, etc you can get ur nurse or refer them to a path lab to get them done. Anaesthesia: you have to watch the surgery and see blood go round and round the...

From MSO: As of 2008, UWS did not use raw scores to assess a candidate's eligibility, rather, a weighted system was used instead. This weighted system is believed to be 1:1:0.5 for sections 1, 2 and 3 respectively. The UMAT cutoff to receive an interview in 2008, was estimated to be 138.5...