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Was wondering the same thing. Does family count as community?

Do you guys think the question could be on events?

thanks for the info !

Just wondering if anyone else got into this course. Also, with picking majors, how many are we supposed to pick, say if i wanted to teach english and history am i able to pick 2 majors ? i'm just really confused at the moment, lol.

so firstly is it possible for me to get accepted into bachelor of medical science at mq even though i haven't done any science based hsc subjects ?

is it possible for me to get into a bachelor of medical science (80.30) at macquarie with my atar of 85.05, the catch is i havent done any science based subjects or advanced maths - ive only done general maths. assuming i get in, it goes for 3 years, then if i ace all my subjects is it possible...

no im not asian nor am i from the south west lol

Also, even if I don't end up pursuing surgery, could I please have some ideas that would require me to work in a hospital that I could gain undergraduate entry into with no science based HSC subjects and with an ATAR of 85 ?

So would I be able to do this at any university. I'm looking at postgrad courses and none seem to offer anything related to medicine/surgery. I just need help regarding what university to go to and what postgrad course to do in order to gain entry ? Thanks.

So would I be able to complete a graduate certificate in science at university or at tafe and then after that year sit the GAMSAT ? Also do you know what universities offer postgraduate medicine/surgery ?

Thanks for the reply, what are the options if I want to gain entry as a postgraduate ?

Okay, long story short, becoming a surgeon was always in the back of my mind but I didn't end up picking any science related subjects at school and got an ATAR of 85.05, now I've realised that I want to do surgery but I don't know what hope I have of getting into a course as i've left it too...

fuck off fuckwit

I would strongly advise against memorising 3 essays as the questions in the exam may not relate at all to what you have already memorised, which would limit your analysis and the markers can easily recognise prepared responses. It's way more effective to memorise quotes, techniques and key...

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