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from the GEM website: "Bachelor of Health Sciences (BHS) students commencing in 2009 and onwards are offered a guaranteed place in the graduate entry master’s (GEM) programs upon gaining a minimum credit grade average (WAM 65+) in the BHS. Study in prescribed majors or particular units is a...

hey remember you can get up to 5 bonus points with HSC Plus, check it out on the website UNSW: The University of New South Wales - Sydney Australia - FUTURE STUDENTS

from what ive heard, Macquarie has a very good reputation for business and economics. although i would rather go to UNSW, due to it being the best business school in australia (thats from what i have heard from academics)

to be honest pathways is pretty good, i just really hate the subject.

i disagree with you 100% its boring, its long, and its complicated

alpha, you do one compulsory major which is health, everyone does that. then you can pick a second major from a huge range of things eg management, psychology etc. if you do a B health sci you get a guaranteed place in the M Physio if you do the movement science major and you can maintain...

i hate chemistry.... it is the worst subject ever

Neil Patrick Harris is sooo cool. brilliant actor, and he does awesome magic tricks as well!

UWS is a B Heath science/Masters Physio, so you end up with a masters anyway and for the usyd thingo, you need to maintain 4.5 GPA, not 5.5. (like 65% i think)

its filth like you that deserve to die

I wasn't asking for scientific proof!!! I was being SARCASTIC, maybe you know what that is...

lol trend?? its just what she thinks, nothing more

......thanks for your scientific proof....

ahhh this is such an awesome show.....perfect mix of funny and story

Oh i hope that's not true!!

you complete the whole course i might be doing this next year, if i don't get into physio straight away.

should I apply now, or after i get my results? applications don't close until early January so it should be OK right?

i actually get lots of bonus points for newcastle, so its actually quite a bit easier lol.

i went to the open day and they said it was guaranteed that you would get in if you maintained credit average, so competition shouldnt be a problem really should it? and yes i know its probably not the easiest route, but i am only using it as a last resort really if i dont get into a straight...

there is this thingo at U syd you do a bachelor of health science, and then, if you maintain a credit average, you get guaranteed entry into a range of masters degrees including the following: Diagnostic Radiography, Exercise Physiology, Health Informatics, Nuclear Medicine, Occupational...