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I've already banned 'marinababy' a few times. Besides, 'marinababy' is no where near as bad as other trolls, or NS idiots. Also the med forum would be completely dead without 'marinababy'.

If you are applying for medicine , most schools have already closed their applications. The only universities still open for applications are Bond, UNSW, Utas(i think), etc. The rest offer provisional offers for students with uai's of 98-99+. If you are applying next year and do not...

I think we've heard enough from both sides. I've decided to close this thread to prevent any defamatory legalities against individuals and or any preperation companies. Also the issues mentioned by Marinababy are for the courts to decide. I just don't want to see this forum go down the line...

Ssglain is in this program however she recieved 99.95. Sci (ADV)/MBBS and Med Sci/MBBS are 99.95+, the others such as BA(Adv)/MBBS, B Music/MBBS, BCom./MBBS, B.Ec/MBBS etc are in the high 99 depending on the range on the applicants. There were only 6 places last year, that's why the cut-off...

5+ years med school + 1 year internship + 1+ year(s) or so residency + 2-3 years of traning to become a GP= 9 years minimum if your lucky, however their are not enough GP training positions we are about 300 short in NSW. So it will probably be a year of waiting. It will realistically take you...

http://www.pharm.usyd.edu.au/future_students/cw_degrees/reg_degree/index.shtml My mistake, my friend was rural and therefore did not have to sit stat last year. Yes you need to achieve 150 or better in stat. "Entry to the Bachelor of Pharmacy is competitive. The standard required for...

Getting the documents verified, to prove that they are copies of the original. This is to prevent forged copies, dodgy photocopies, etc.

Yes you can get there just buy doing the UWS college, as it is has been purposly built as an alternative entry scheme for UWS. However you will need to contact the university about the requirements, etc. No, you will need to undertake a formal qualification before you get your CA, College =...

At usyd it's just your UAI, STAT is used for non-school leavers, mature students, etc. However, STAT is used for all applicants at CSU Orange.

You will also need to pass the UAI hurdle of 95 for yr 12 applicants and achieve the minimum umat score which should be around 187+. This means anyone who passes the selection criteria will be offered an interview. The cut-off for interviews is the UMAT + UAI, the umat component will...

a) Yes you should place the course you most want to get into at UOW, etc as your first preference and defer the offer you recieve. This will ensure that you will be guarenteed a position in the course you defered. This is a good safety net incase you don't get another favourable offer or if...

You will find that information in your UAC booklet. Or here: http://www.uac.edu.au/pdf/stat_dates.pdf Yes you can, however be sure that you do it in time if you are using it for the main round, etc.

BMED = MBBS = MbChb The courses offered by all med schools are Australian Medical Council accredited meaning that they are the same, they just have different names. You must complete a recognised medical degree e.g. a BMED or an MBBS at an Australian or New Zealand university or overseas to...

Depending on the applicants, yeah. 187 was last years cut-off for non-local/non-rural students.

I concur! This is another reason why Umelb decided to implement graduate medicine with their new model, stating 'too many students were doing medicine for the wrong reasons'.

If you live in western sydney you recieve a 5 point UAI reduction. Also another 5 points of if you do Buisness studies and get band 5 or 6, etc at school. Last year's cut-off for Blacktown was 60.10. Making the cut-off around 50.10 if you reside in greater western sydney and do Buisness studies...

I've still got 30 odd folders form yr 11 and 12 sitting on my shelf :( I should burn it and youtube it.

Yes, also depending on your umat score. narrowpin: UNCLE requirements for last year. "Min TER (standard): 93.8 (Top 10% of applicants) Min TER (rural or remote): 90.6 (Top 15% of applicants) No specific subject requirements (English and Chemistry recommended) Min UMAT: 187...

Try this for some evaluation. May I ask you firstly why do you want to do medicne, and when did you first know you wanted to become a doctor? Also what would you like to possibly specialise in, and why aswell? Also would you become a rural clinical if you were given a CSP position? If...

These careers are not alternatives to medicine. They are different career paths altogether. Alot of prospective doctors who fail to make the cut become dentists. If you really wanted to do medicine you should consider the alternative pathways of getting into medicine such as applying...