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On the usyd medfac website you will find a break down of graduate degrees taken by successful students. Most of them did a Bsc of some description. But more and more students are now comming from humanities backgrouds, etc.

Ouch, best of luck any how. :uhhuh:

Update on AMSA page. AMSA awaits replies form all health ministers. AMA - NSW Branch is occupied on the Garling report at the moment.

At Adel. they only give your your first preference, this gives someone else the opportunity to take the dent interview.

Internship and PGY's are secured in all states for medical graduates, except for Int and full fee students.

:vcross: Bastards! LOL

It's made the news: The guy who organised it is now getting flammed big time: http://www.smh.com.au/news/home/technology/facebook-fans-flames-of-students-bonfire-party/2008/11/10/1226165483095.html

A students reply from UWS asking that question: "For an applicant to be invited for an interview, they need to meet two discrete thresholds, one for their UAI (or equivalent), which you have clearly met with your excellent UAI prediction. The other is a UMAT threshold. This threshold is not...

Most fruits, I can't believe people char-grill rock melon, etc and over complicate stuff.

You left the greatest one of all out: 'French Toast'(Freedom toast). http://edition.cnn.com/2003/ALLPOLITICS/03/11/sprj.irq.fries/index.html

Hacked again, it looks like someone's posted MSO on a amatuer hacking forum and everyone's having ago! H4ck3d By Flex ----------------------------------- uid=0(root) gid=0(root) groups=0(root) d ---------------------------------- # . .Gr33Tz To . .# [SecuritY^GhosT] [Syntax_err]...

Pfft, the stupid gay glowing halogen badge instills false hope! I pity your feeble young minds, tsk, tsk.

Yeah, alot of this years cohort were pretty damn fine!

Yeah, they've only provided answers in the past with no explanation, however they were happy to explain and questions that you might have via email, etc. Not sure about 09 though, but i doubt it will change.

Re: Best way of study notes - syllabus? Especially for sciences, some humanities, etc. Where there is a clear and comprehensive syllabus to follow. It doesn't really help with english, maths through.

Unfortunately the cut-off this year appears to be around 177 or 59 as an overall score and 89-90%. 4unitfreak: I think you should contact the medfac if you haven't recieved your offer by now.

I've been to RAAF Richmond, RAAF Williamtown, RAAF Glenbrook, RAAF Wagga, etc! Plus various army bases, I refuse to go to navy ones :rofl: If your at Wagga, enjoy the water, haha Hot as hell during summer, freezing at winter time, enjoy your PT. Williamtown i hope your not near the airmens...

Other sources: http://www.firstworldwar.com/ Further info on technology and weapons: http://alex.edfac.usyd.edu.au/Methods/HSIE/world_war_one_and_its_afte.htm

Some ideas: a picture of a tank, plane or machine gun in battle, propaganda poster, also one from the home front such as women working in a factory would be good. It would probably be good to have 2-3 of them as written sources. It is imperiative to talk about the destructive nature of machine...

Congrats :uhhuh:!