Anyone doing medicine in uni rn?🧐 (2 Viewers)

[Qeru]

are there any specific ones that have a good reputation with med?

No clue but thats what I heard from friends.

 

[Nacseo]

No clue but thats what I heard from friends.

aight, u doing med?

 

[YonOra]

Yeah, from what i've heard you're lucky to get into any uni for med.

 

[Nacseo]

Yeah, from what i've heard you're lucky to get into any uni for med.

Ah ok.

 

[YonOra]

I have no idea how they determine this, nor of its reliability:

Medicine 2020

Discover where to study with the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2020: Medicine

www.topuniversities.com

But, seems like Melbourne takes home #1

 

[vernburn]

If you want to do med, the reputation of the uni shouldn’t matter and once you enter the workforce after med school, no one looks at which uni you went to (so someone from UMelb is same as someone from Bond).

I have no idea how they determine this, nor of its reliability:

Medicine 2020

Discover where to study with the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2020: Medicine

www.topuniversities.com

But, seems like Melbourne takes home #1

I have heard that these rankings aren’t really that accurate.

 

[glizzyseal]

I have no idea how they determine this, nor of its reliability:

But, seems like Melbourne takes home #1

These rankings are (largely) bs. And UMelb actually has a really questionable undergrad program for medicine.

 

[edds7575]

Those rankings are mostly based on research output, which isn't really relevant to the quality of teaching at the uni. All unis in Australia are AMC accredited, and the uni you went to has no bearing on what you do later in medicine. And as said before, most people are lucky to even get a single offer, and for those who are fortunate enough to get multiple offers, prestige should be the last factor that you consider.

 

[YonOra]

Guess it's good that i don't want to do med then

 

[YonOra]

What do you want to do then?

Law // Eco is looking fine as

 

[YonOra]

I don't think this is accurate lol UMelb is notoriuous for being way too academically focused rather than the actual clinical side. anyways tho medicine is the one degree where rankings don't matter, just get your degree in australia and u should be good. law on the other hand...

Yeah, think this was established

 

[edds7575]

I don't think this is accurate lol UMelb is notoriuous for being way too academically focused rather than the actual clinical side. anyways tho medicine is the one degree where rankings don't matter, just get your degree in australia and u should be good. law on the other hand...

eh unimelb was actually known for the opposite. It has 2.5 clinical years out of 4, which is much more than the 2 years other unis get. This was the main reason a lot of graduates preferenced unimelb first

 

[idkkdi]

If you want to do med, the reputation of the uni shouldn’t matter and once you enter the workforce after med school, no one looks at which uni you went to (so someone from UMelb is same as someone from Bond).

I have heard that these rankings aren’t really that accurate.

Nah, Bond students have some fat cash. Clearly a difference.

 

[vernburn]

Nah, Bond students have some fat cash. Clearly a difference.

Whilst this may be true, once you graduate you simply have a medical degree and that is all hospitals see. They don’t look at what University you have graduated from. Every domestic medical student is guaranteed an internship anyway. After that, any future places (resident, registrar etc.) are based on your effectiveness as a doctor (and possibly any research you have done). So the uni you go to really doesn’t matter.

 

[Greninja340]

Thoughts on James Cook University med program

 

[idkkdi]

Whilst this may be true, once you graduate you simply have a medical degree and that is all hospitals see. They don’t look at what University you have graduated from. Every domestic medical student is guaranteed an internship anyway. After that, any future places (resident, registrar etc.) are based on your effectiveness as a doctor (and possibly any research you have done). So the uni you go to really doesn’t matter.

I mean the students that go to bond uni have huge money lol.

 

[2xq]

I mean the students that go to bond uni have huge money lol.

not necessarily. some students that go bond are those that are extremely passionate with parents that are willing to put blood sweat and tears into getting their child into their dream course. just cause bond is FFP doesnt mean that you can make the generalisation that students that go to bond have huge money.

 

[YonOra]

not necessarily. some students that go bond are those that are extremely passionate with parents that are willing to put blood sweat and tears into getting their child into their dream course. just cause bond is FFP doesnt mean that you can make the generalisation that students that go to bond have huge money.

Its a fairly safe educated guess imo

 

[2xq]

Its a fairly safe educated guess imo

heres a tip. dont make bad assumptions.

 

[idkkdi]

heres a tip. dont make bad assumptions.

Chill bro.