Recent content by jozza80

I don't even think Newcastle is accredited? So then that statement is most likely false.

I just completed first year physio at Monash. Best course around I reckon! 1. Heaps of great people - friendly, sporty, smart etc. 2. 50/50 girl/guy ratio 3. Young teaching staff 4. Super hands on - heaps of practical straight away 5. Heaps of material relating to overall health as well as...

Nope. Postgrad Med all the way! :)

I'm Monash physio and yes, good pool of talent. If you want more though, occupational therapy would be my pick! Goodluck...haha.

I missed Med, got my back-up: physio! Best thing that has ever happened to me!

I think you should get on your bike and come see us physio's at Monash Peninsula. You actually couldn't get further away from the true meaning of physiotherapy! As for telling the physio what to do: that was 25 years ago mate...

At Monash it is known as the: Bachelor of Suicide Why bother mate?

Physiotherapy @ Monash Peninsula. Sooo Stoked! Good luck everyone.. :skip:

OUCH! UMel B.Sc looks saaaweet..

I do believe that the process will take 7 years (3 undergrad and 4 grad). The average undergrad med program is 6 years so its really 2 degrees with an extra year. Also, most undergrad programs allow you to take a year in the middle of your program to complete a med sci degree - all up equally 7...

Wow, thanks alot! I have very similar thoughts to you, especially about the Science course flexibility.. Lets just hope for the offer on Monday. Being over 85, we are promised a place?

To all who have contributed to this thread, thankyou - so many questions answered! I got a UAI of 89 and like nic, want to do medicine. Is it right to say that I can pick the same subjects (roughly) as a biomedicine degree, esp. with a major in Immunology/Physiology/Human Structure etc...

Hopefully drop! But I highly doubt it... :o

General Thoughts: Multi Choice was not a nice thing to start with; will problably let me down! Short answer was really good, only a couple of questions that involved major waffle. Medical Physics was soooo easy! Stupid mistakes: Fleming's LHS rule is for conventional current not...

A photovoltaic cells (solar cells) operation is based on the formation of a junction (pn-junction). When light strikes the cell, some is absorbed within the semi conductor material. Light photons knock th electrons from the valence band to the conduction band allowing electrons to become free...