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nah i got wrekt coz i picked advanced units

I'm sitting on 5.3 GPA lol #usydwrektme

no, even people with 7 GPA have been rejected if their application is weak. gg wp

u fucken mad son. Inb4 they ask you this question in your interview and you choke because no one gave a proper response for you to use in your med interview. gg

lol this guy strikes again.

y do u want to get an unfair advantage over other applicants m8? That's not very doctor-like..

I'm pretty sure it'd be for both post-grad and under-grad. And yea probably bmedsci/md. Thats what every other uni is doing anyway.

Interesting..

You roughly have a 1 in 3 chances of getting in so it's much better than umat where it's around 1/10 lol

lol why does it matter?

they want you to take them through your thought process and how you reach a decision. The choice itself isn't very important in most cases as long as its justified.

Pretty sure thats good enough

I'd say go in a tank top and short shorts. It's all about the sex appeal.

haha yeah i thought of most of them. I'll inbox you a question i was unsure of sometime this week to see what you think of it

Yeah i agree that usyd is generally not very clear in regards to those things. Both my friend and I applied for it under elite athletes and she got bonus points and got into law, however i didn't require bonus points so idk what happened with mine. The best thing is to just apply and hope for...

seems fairly straightforward to me. Any tougher questions?

heheh anyone who provides u with questions will give u an advantage for your interview meaning their interview score potentially needs to be higher to secure an offer. It's free for all from now on. Nahjks they're everywhere man, do a google search of it and they'll pop up.

They don't send rejection letters. If you don't get an offer by 9th of Jan or something then you should assume you've been rejected.

I feel like that'd be easier with a health science degree than a medical science degree. Medical science degree is quite anal as it is after all a science degree.

You can definitely get a job with a bachelor of medical science you just need to be on top of your game. Options for masters are also wide open once you finish a bmedsci. It's competitive to get a job because the research $$ is limited. But you can defs get a job if you work hard enough/meet...