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I'm applying for Med at Monash for 2006 entry...but I did the HSC in 2004. I'm taking a year off...as they say.
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nope the unis have different prerequisites....but generally they rank according to one of two methods:
1) do UMAT and high scorers are offered interviews...final score being combination of UAI and interview
2) do UMAT and high scorers offered interviews, final score is a combination of each of the factors.
Except UNSW, they're weird.....
1) do UMAT and high scorers are offered interviews...final score being combination of UAI and interview
2) do UMAT and high scorers offered interviews, final score is a combination of each of the factors.
Except UNSW, they're weird.....
ameh
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the ausmedstudent forum is closed =(
ameh
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btw what's GPA, and do uni's take these into consideration for post grad med?
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Grade Point Average.
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yes they do.. GPA 5.5 is the minimum of usyd.. (its a Distinction average.. i think)
Is ure order of prefs for med important anyway (except when u decide which 1 to go to if u get more than 1 ofer). I mean you could hav both newcastle, adelaide, melbourne, jcu and WA all as ure 1st prefs cant u cos u apply separately through uac, qtac etc? ud only need to worry about it with nucle/unsw & monash/melbourne.
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Yep exactly right...the centers don't share preference information because their jurisdiction is for different statewide unis. Although I'm not sure about how VTAC and TISC (WA) got my UAI...so they probably share UAI information.
Oops I forgot one exception
UTas preferences are administered through VTAC so do not list UTas medicine on your VTAC prefs. Instead, apply directly to UTas via their website and that way you can have them both as first preferences and maximise your chances of getting more than one offer.
My mistake two years ago was that I was a bit confused and I applied to UTas directly and also via VTAC, so the VTAC preferences dominated (they sent me a letter explaining something to that effect). In all honesty, I'm pretty sure that I would have received a UTas offer otherwise because my scores were quite good but hey, I'm not complaining I got into a med school at least which is all I wanted.
Oops I forgot one exception
UTas preferences are administered through VTAC so do not list UTas medicine on your VTAC prefs. Instead, apply directly to UTas via their website and that way you can have them both as first preferences and maximise your chances of getting more than one offer.
My mistake two years ago was that I was a bit confused and I applied to UTas directly and also via VTAC, so the VTAC preferences dominated (they sent me a letter explaining something to that effect). In all honesty, I'm pretty sure that I would have received a UTas offer otherwise because my scores were quite good but hey, I'm not complaining I got into a med school at least which is all I wanted.
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I would personally advise against it as its a new medical school and their course hasn't been given the final AMC accreditation. Though if you don't get into UNCLE or UNSW, or you live around that area it might be an appealing option for you.
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depends on where they get their course from?..
like certain schools.. when they started the new system bought it.. others tried to make their own.. the latter have been more buggy...
yes.. wait tilll they get full accreditatation
but i think besides funding.. i have very lil major concern about their course..
like certain schools.. when they started the new system bought it.. others tried to make their own.. the latter have been more buggy...
yes.. wait tilll they get full accreditatation
but i think besides funding.. i have very lil major concern about their course..
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I have no concern with a course offered at a (mostly) public university in Australia. At least you know with UWS (unlike some other universities) their goal is to train doctors rather than make money.
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Hey Saul. Same people, different terms. As you can see, I'm now in the club.
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Hey Saul. Same people, different terms. As you can see, I'm now in the club.
theone123
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i think UWS is buying it from Usyd or UNSW. Then derive there own version.+Po1ntDeXt3r+ said: