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100% true, but thats not what is being debated here.

you're very naive to think thats all that matters. a few points on an arbitrary scale? yeah okay. do you honestly think they will openly say that which uni you go to matters? ofc not. the "we only consider what you did in your last 2 years" bs is just their way of covering their ass from being...

1) okay cool story bro. evidence? 2) i already said internship was ballot in my post. obviously u have troubles with comprehension. but from residency onwards its based on ur credentials. 3) to an extent. your uni matters. stop making bold statements when u clearly dont know anything about...

sure everyone who graduates medicine will get a job and will become a doctor, but thats only half the picture. i have seen discrimination first hand between med schools here in VIC. if you graduated from deakin you have almost 0 chance of scoring an internship at the alfred or any other city...

if you're going with medentry, the only things that you are buying are the questions, exams and 1 day workshop. you can easily get your hands on their notes, guides and interview stuff for really cheap since people have copied them down.

each course has its own strengths. medentry is probably the best overall.

ill take ur word for it then.

im saying they changed it again so u can no longer use the better score since its only valid for 1 year now.

you can get the correct answer for a lot of these questions simply by reading the answers. although, not 100% the case, answers with absolutes (bold) are wrong.

well it was like that a few years back, and by the looks of things they've changed the rules again. http://umat.acer.edu.au/results/

its not that simple as applying with the better score. unis get the score directly from ACER and i know for the umat, unis take the most recent score (except UNSW iirc) even though ur score is valid for 2 years. so say u get 85 first time, as soon as take the test again that score gets wiped...

dont think so, unless they just opened very recently.

Yes u have 2 opportunities to sit it. But not sure if they take the better one or the most recent

or james cook.

they mean the same thing i.e. after you graduate.

i never said drop out. there are A LOT of people who take time off study to travel, work, irl issues etc etc. you're assuming that everyone who doesnt finish in 4 years either failed or dropped out.

you will find that is the case with almost all degrees, but you will find that theres a million reasons for why people dont stay in the same cohort. and pretty sure it wasn't "built" for 90+ atar students as the cutoff was in the 80s, rose to the 90s cuz of demand and then back down to the 80s...

Re: lawyers/uni law students please help me with this issue??? about someone threaten buy a dictaphone and when he calls again record it. its win-win, cuz u can use the dictaphone to record lectures/seminars afterwards.

Nice shoes. Wanna fuck?

if he said something like macq or UTS (dont even know if they offer law), i wouldve been like hmmm, possibly....but he went full retard. never go full retard.