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Can someone plaese tell me which textbooks to buy for phase 2 (3rd year) UNSW med. Cheers.

Hi, I've just finished 1st year med and I tutor chemistry and physics for yr 11 and yr 12 students. Anyone interested send me an email: praveen@student.unsw.edu.au *PRICE NEGOTIABLE* 2005 UAI: 99.85 Chem: 97 (7th in state) Phys: 95

personally, i thinks its irrelevant for which subject you 'need' most. You have to get in first. A high UAI helps. Pick the one which will enhance your UAI the most. Use SAM to help.

If anyone desperately needs last minute HSC help in chem email me pravski@hotmail.com (99.85, 7th in chem NSW 2005)

GNR = quality. For those of you who've heard songs from democracy, can you answer these questions 1. Is the new guitarist comparable to Slash? 2. Are there any inspirational epics like the classics from the illusions i.e estranged, breakdown, coma, november rain or are theyl ame like...

you don't need chem at UNSW. Quite a few people in 1st year haven't done it and aren't struggling at all. Maths = the science of numbers And is that ultra smart guy mentioned before named David?

This is part of an assignment for 1st year med. Can I ask you do you trust doctors?And if not, why not? Cheers

Hi Everyone, Who else here is in foundations and what are your thoughts so far? And also declare your true identity so we know who you really are... Cheers, Praveen I.

ok now that ive got that cleared up who are you funnybunny

I'm in UNSW Med, and bio is useful but NOT essential. Chem is assumed knowledge, physics is not. Do whatever subjects you like, the interviewers don't care. They look for communication skills, enthusiasm, understanding of the medical profession and other personal qualities, not whether you...

I got UMAT 164 and got in with 99.85. Just out of curiosity is there anyone else out there that got a umat less than 165 and got UNSW?

JUST TO CLEAR EVERYTHING UP In UNSW Med, finding a non-asian is like playing Where's Wally. UMAT checks if you have comprehension skills and the interview checks whether the interviewer likes you...i mean 'whether you have communication skills' Based on this evidence, one could (and...

There's a table on the UNSW site somewhere...i cbf finding it sorry. But I know this, people got rejected with 99.00 UAI. But look, the interview is the most important because its the most subjective. People can get 99+ UAI and top 5% UMAT and miss out.

thanks mate, i'll shop around. And also, do you recommend that book "how to communicate with patients?" [dont know author] Raises bat to the crowd, the half century has been achieved

Changes I went to medsoc today and the guy informed me of a few changes 1. Gray's Student Version is going to be used instead of Moore's Anatomy in 2006 2. Levy's Physiology will be used instead of Boron and Guyton. Also he says Epstein is a must, and apparently a "how to communicate...

I went to medsoc today and the guy informed me of a few changes 1. Gray's Student Version is going to be used instead of Moore's Anatomy in 2006 2. Levy's Physiology will be used instead of Boron and Guyton. Also he says Epstein is a must, and apparently a "how to communicate with...

Following on from the previous post, you can work in Newcastle as a bonded student...or even in Liverpool if there are shortages. There's nothing wrong with places like Wollongong and Newcastle in fact they are better places to live than Inner city (arguably)

Which textbooks should I get for first year med, I don't want to wait until they tell me, because then the cheap ones are gone. Thanks

According to UNSW handbook, foundations and society health are both 15 hours per week, which adds up to 30...maybe they dont run simulataneously? And do these hours include clinicals?

Ultramodern 2 bedroom and 2 bathroom security apartment, with combined lounge and dining area. It also has a balcony and built ins. There is an open plan kitchen and internal laundry and a lock up garage. There is access to swimming pool, gym and sauna. This is located in Rosebery, 20...