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If you log into myUNSW and click on the "My Applications" tab, in the top box which is also named "My Applications", there will be a little summary of your application status including application number, program number, campus, admission term and application status. Edit: Needless to say if...

No, the HECS stuff is included in the acceptance process. When you have actually accepted your offer, a page will come up congratulating you on your acceptance of the offer and telling you to enrol in courses. Once you reach "Part II" where you can enrol then you have accepted. Edit: The...

Yeah, Dental Science @ Melbourne = Dentistry.

Depends on the Uni - it should've said in the pamphlet you got with your UAC offer letter. I know UNSW is by Jan 25.

Monash was and is generally pretty high. This year on the letter of offer for interview they said the minimum overall score required for interview was 59 - which equates to about 176-177 raw.

Around 170-175 this year I think (based on other's people's reports not my own personal experience)

I think it's something about how it experiences SHM but I've totally forgotten...

Re: Premier's Awards...? I think the requirements for that (the Lord Florey Student Prize or whatever) nowadays aren't just UAI. I think its that you have to achieve at least 93 in 10 units -sort of like the Premier's Award but...better... And has anyone actually received the Premier's Award...

Yeah for some reason the Daily Telegraph and SMH are really stingy...must be Sydney greed...cos the Herald Sun and Adelaide Advertiser had the Vic and SA uni offers published on their websites respectively.

Is the title "Dr" really that important to you?

To support pointdexter's argument, I read somewhere that each doctor costs the Australian government $1million to support through uni. And also because doctors actually hold some sort of control over people's lives. Hence, you need to screen prospective doctors so that you don't get psychopaths...

I just thought I'd bring up something someone mentioned something on another forum or another thread (I forget now) about Med Sci basically being like High School all over again except with smarter people. And the more you think about it, the more it's true - it's basically a whole bunch of...

I'm not sure if they're called doctors (although I probably should considering my cousin is an optometrist) but I reckon optometry would be a really nasty pathway to medicine. I.e. hard to get high marks in (but then again which pathways aren't). Be careful with it as a fallback...think...

Overall there are approximately 500 people interviewed each year - about 370 odd in the September round of interviews and about 130 in January. And the table for interviews has sort of a ceiling if you know what I mean. As in, if you get 95, it's very difficult for you to get a UMAT of about...

Zing!

Maybe your internet or maybe your Java. I had to re-download and install Java to finally make it work after an hour last night.

MBBS (CSP Unbonded) @ UNSW Life's pretty sweet right now - the only thing that could be better is going to Europe next week. =) Damn I love having leverage over parents.

I "lol" epically. What happens if you never make it into med? Are you actually willing to do medical research as a career? Cos from what I've heard/assume it ain't easy to get good marks in Med Sci... Personally I would have never gone via that pathway, but luckily I don't have to =)

I think that's only for BA or BMus though. I think BSc and BMedSci are still 99.95 (Although I could be wrong)

I don't think that theres generally too many late round offers for law unless someone wants to do something interstate - but I could be wrong.