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No you dont need chemistry to apply at most undergraduate universities across Australia. Most medical schools teach you everything you know, a chemistry background would be useful but is not essential. Chemistry is a pre-requsite subject at the following unis: Monash, JCU and Bond.

Some unis offer B Med Sci/B law, what kind of jobs are you looking at with this combo? Is this likely to bump you up the pay scale? :rolleyes: Will it make a difference if i do undergrad med sci at unsw then do post grad law at usyd?

I can understand everything that has been said but i dont really see myself doing anything different at the moment. Maybe when im in 2nd/3rd year and not getting sleep because im trying to figure out where my job is going to come from things might be different. I dont want to do optom,pharm...

Thanks for the info :) How hard is it to prepare for exams at uni compared to school? Do you still have access to past papers notes and all that? Ive been searching the websites and while i could find subjects you do + electives there doesnt seem to be a fixed syllabus...how do you prepare...

How hard would it be to get 80+wam without hsc chemistry? Will the bridging course help much? Does anyone know what sort of umat score you need to have a chance at the lateral entry into medicine? Thanks :)

Sup man......hope ur taking good care of the brotherhood :P I might be back soon ;)

Hi there, Im interested in doing Medical Science at UNSW. I was wondering what kind of jobs you can get after completing this degree. What the job prospects are and how much pay you can get? Thanks.

whats so good about rep points?

I agree with you but i still messed up s1. S2 was totally fail. :mad1: Avoid discussing answers as there are people in other states(i.e. wa) and countries who wouldnt have done the test yet. Not to mention nsw'ers in arvo slots.

They have interviews as well.

Its actually pretty simple. In the past USYD offered interviews for people on 100UAI and 99.95UAI After the ATAR change there are now going to be the same number of people on 99.95ATAR as there would be if u combine 100 uai +99.95 uai. No issues.

La Trobe will need umat from now on!

I dont think charles stuart needs umat bro. You just got to send in a portfolio which includes a couple of long response questions. Oh and the uai :)

They can introduce new types of questions without warning. They have done it in the past. Befor umat used to have t qs like how many squares are in the figure and then one yr they randomly changed it to sequence questions without warning.

Ges cut off is 93uai and about 166~ umat non gws is 95 uai and 185~umat. Remember that uws have different weightings for each of the sections but so provided you do really well in section 1&2 there is always hope.

I wont buy that unless i hear it from the uni themself. Just seems a little far fetched imo.

A friend got in with 95.15 and a umat of 215...it is very possible to get in with lower uais provided that you have the umat to compensate. I also know a person that got in with 99.85 and 205 you also get those people in med school as well and thats probably why you get the high medians. I find...

You can study for any test, and by study i mean prepare. Its all bullshit how acer says u cannot prepare, thats what they want u to think. Take two people, person A and person B and assume they have the same ability. Now person A rocks up to the test and just does it without any preparation...

Ouch ! With those scores u could probably get offers at like uws/uncle ect ? What were the scores of those who got in out of curiosity ?

Well its like 15/120 ~ they arent bad numbers percentage wise lol. I agree with NZ though :P