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Once you've reached the interview offer stage, it's 100% based on the interview. Because of the differences between the Non-GWS and GWS umat scores. It dosn't matter if you have 99.95 or 95.40, or 93.5 ATAR (for GWS) once you reach the threshold, the only determining factor for interview...

Congrats to those who have gotten interview offers so far, to those who have missed out so far, best of luck for others and there are many many other pathways to medicine, etc. Be very careful about accepting an MRBS without fully understanding the contract as you must fully understand the...

Almost half the course is made up of non-standards and of the entire cohort almost half come from Greater Western Sydney. The average UAI for school leavers was 99.15 for the 2013 cohort. However, you only need to reach the 95.40 ATAR mark if you are non-gws and 93.55 if you are from GWS +...

Your best of contacting the school of med at UNCLE Jmp for help.

You'll get a reminder email around the 20th of September, sometimes later because of the back log. But all it will tell you is that you will need to log on to check your umat result. Just because you haven't recieved an email by the time the results are released doesn't mean you won't be able...

Check your UWS student account, you should have recieved an email about how to access your statement of account online via pdf, etc. Anyways: go here https://mysr.uws.edu.au/ log in, click on statement of account, then click "display SOA", click "Click PDF icon for Payment Methods" (on the...

In regrads, to medinterviews post not yours.

Hmm, that doesn't sound quite right.

There are quite a few med schools for undergrad: UWS, UTAS, JCU, Uadel, UWA, Uncle/UNE, Bond, Monash, etc. Many other graduate universities such as Anu, Usyd, Flinders, UQ, Griffith, etc have special entry schemes typically for very high achieving year 12 students.

No it shouldn't, i presume your talking about Type 1, as long as it's managed it should be fine. You only need to report illnesses that could potentially harm yourself, major disabilities and patients/staff such as infectious/blood borne diseases, severe handicap, etc

I should have been more clearer, our exchange is for clinical placements which are years 3, 4 and 5 as they consist almost purely of clinical in rotations such as emergency, neuro, geriatrics, surgery, general practice, peads, etc at different hospitals, with different academics, etc it's all...

Do your RSA anywhere it doesn't really matter, you still get the same government certificate at the end. I think they still give students discounts if you mention that you are a uni student: Coffee School (Sydney, Melbourne & Brisbane) You can do both your Barista skills and RSA here...

Sh*t yea, the gravy is like KFC's and is awesome! Too bad it's always f'in full of fat bogans and lads, etc. Five O's FTW!

Most med schools/programs offer exchange programs usually to the US, Canada, etc. Where getting US, India, etc clinical exchange programs at UWS.

Lol, def a rumour!

Yeah, like what hive helper said, but it's not always open!

I was fortunate that I got in after doing a year of uni and resitting umat. One girl in my course was doing law for two years, sat umat and missed out and also got a poor GPA in that year, she repeated year 12 and got in then. You may want to check out www.pagingdr.proboards.com there are...

What do you mean "who doesn't do english", is he/she an international student who has never studied or spoken it? In that case they need a sufficient IETS score, etc. If they have studies English as a second language, here at school, etc it should be suffice with most universities. If...

The army does not train any doctors or run medical degrees, they only financially sponsor medical students who are already studying medicine. Medics are battlefield first aid attendants and not doctors. It's not worth going overseas (New Zealand does not count as their courses are accrediated...

There does not appear to be any prerequisites for physio, in my opinion just do whatever you enjoy/feel you will do well at, etc and get an ATAR/UAI high enough to get in. Health Sciences Handbook 2009 - Faculty handbooks - The University of Sydney Bachelor of Applied Science (Physiotherapy) -...