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international students dont need UMAT as a criteria in monash uni.

id imagine theyre in different locations, seeing as they're horses! but in reply to the original question, at monash cardiovascular is covered in first semester of second year so thats when it might be a good idea to buy a steth, but theyre only strictly required in the clinical years (3-5)

how do they not have one of the oldest curricula in Australia? I mean, it's been around for yonks along with Syd. Uni

exactly- unlucky guy but yeah he should have told whittaker

the simple answer to your questions: 1) yes; 2) yes

yep every week...but even that might be ending soon because there are just not enough bodies going around

yeah as i thought- UNCLE doesnt know about nor manage the preferences because that's UAC's job, so in conclusion, it won't matter which uni you list first

monash has cadaveric dissection too, mind

wow if so...that's a scary prospect and at the same time very devious of UNCLE as it wasn't stated anywhere!

nobody knows the scaling procedures- by the way velox any way you look at it scoring better than 70% of people in the raw marks, scaled marks, or percentiles is the same thing, and what i was saying is that it's not 'bloody hard' as you suggested

that doesnt mean he didnt use prep course materials! ;)

lol who wants to work for paper shredders anyways?

great rebuttal mate! im sure you will do well in your future career, whatever that may be

thats what the govt is doing- through establishing medical schools with emphasis on rural medicine (e.g. wollongong, UWS), rural health schools in all existing medical faculties, and the 25-50 rule (at least 25% of all CSP students must complete at least 50% of their clinical education in a...

ok i see :) does somebody care to answer my third question? I would be much obliged~

the law was "good faith"? what do you mean?

you little ripppppppper! watched it today and it was so remarkably brilliant and witty :) was the movie based on actual events? is there a law in the constitution which allows for 'compulsory acquirement' of homes? do high court judges reserve the right to decide the outcome of a case...

lol THE rogers? why do you imply he would have anything against lawyers, much less torts lawyers? I mean for crying out loud, he got the govt. to change medical negligence laws so that can't be such a bad thing- AND he won any way you look at it.

who told you that?!

pffft uow having a med school doesnt mean everything... it used to be only Go8 but now any uni can jump on the MBBS bandwagon- e.g. JCU, Bond