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How is it narrow? It's more like BROAD than anything else. Have you done this degree?

GPA = 5.5 (which is equivalent to a Credit Average at Uni) You guys might find this link helpful. :apig: http://www.gmp.usyd.edu.au/vguide/students/admissions.html Like you guys, I too contemplated postgrad med but changed my mind after 3 years of Med Sci. :rolleyes: Who knows where...

I think you should go to UNSW you trendy bastard you.

I went to their Annual Medicine/Dentistry meet and they told us it's based on your GPA and your GAMSAT. If your GPA isn't high enough, don't even bother doing the GAMSAT. When you pass the GAMSAT (there is a limit every year), the board then decides whether or not to grant you an interview... :)

I disagree. The only trendy bastards out there are the trendy honkies (and I wouldn't even consider them trendy)... All the chicks that I know that go there buy their clothes from Cabramatta. :argue:

Usyd trendy?? AND full of chicks??? Paleasee!!!! :mad: there are more GEEKS and hippie chicks out there than any where else!!!! :apig: I go to UTS and must say if you want a real education, go to UTS. If you want to experience the uni way of life, go to USyd. If you want to parade around in...

Why don't you guys just forget USyd and UNSW and come to UTS ??? :p :D :apig:

:D :D :D MedSci at UTS rocks! :D :D :D

Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Applied Chemistry Forensic Science - http://www.uts.edu.au/div/publications/sci/ug/c09025.html From what I understand, the Forensics degree is an Applied Chemistry degree. You would have to complete 3 years of the undergraduate degree (with a lot of chemistry...

Well I don't like my chances :( The co-ordinator told me that there were only 20 positions with 500 applicants :eek: I hope they choose at least one mature age student - ME :D

Why does everyone care so much about the old buildings at USyd? :argue: Appearances aren't everything :chainsaw:

Yeah. I had to write a Personal Statement to UTS. When do the offers start coming out? I'll mark it in my calender :(

I actually did my HSC in 1999 :o I had to apply through UAC again for this 'new course' ... and so I feel like a high school student all over again :eek: - waiting to see if I get into the course I want to get in :rolleyes: When do we find out? :confused:

It's a new course and the UAI was expected to be above 85. The cut offs for next year aren't out yet are they?

As i said before, I've known ppl to get low UAIs, but kill uni. ;) Imo, UAI is really just a mark of how well you can memorise. It's not your intellectual potential at all. I've known ppl to get really high UAIs, but only do moderately well or end up dropping out of uni. Also, results...

That also applies to everyone here on this forum... :D but I will continue to stress until I find out though :(

I've known ppl to get 60 UAI, gone to UWS, transfered to UTS and started working hard... ended up with a HD average.... :eek: ;)

Thanks Andy.. That's aaages away!!! I want to know NOW!!!

Your UAI will mean nothing once you get into uni. If you think you are something special now, be prepared for a big shock. There is a life bigger and better than just high school results.

... To those of you who are considering studying law, take into account only what you hear about these degrees from others - but make sure it is from a worthy source. :rolleyes: To make up your minds about which uni is for you though, think for yourselves. :mad1: