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You must have had one great interview there, aloquacious. btw aloquacious, how did you manage to get an interview offer with those scores?

hmm, I'll be doing 2nd year ssp chem this year....what sort of stuff am I to expect in lectures and pracs this year? The new course sounds good, especially the core stuff for this year.

well combined science medicine comes with a 6K scholarship (in total) for 3 years, plus 5K simply for UAI, which I'll get for the 4th and 5th years in grad medicine.

Yep, I applied for MRBS at Melbourne, Monash and had it as no.3 preference for UNSW.

Yeh, I was offered a unimelb hecs place, then an MRBS by phone on the day I rejected the offer...

lol, Bob, your med replies are so detached these days, unless the topic is concerned with UNCLE in any way... :p

Nono, the science faculty enrolment guide 2005 specifies that "the faculty of medicine does not permit faculty of science students to enrol in medicine units of study unless they are enrolled in the BSc(Adv)/Medicine or BMedSc/Medicine degrees. (It's under "Taking Units of Study from other...

a VL will cost you about 7K? No way.

well apparently we may be able to choose some units of study during the BSc(Adv) course that are listed in the handbook.

yeh what's with the lack of a 0

lol - dot-points with line-space attached...then again, I guess that's what this course has come to nowadays.

Does anyone know when these will be available this year?

the earlier editions mainly have more mistakes in the answers and typos etc. That's basically the difference between the current and earlier editions I think.

no, the gamsat requirement is, as I've said earlier, not required to get a HECS place. You do it in order to apply for scholarships to the medical program. So, if you stuff it up or whatever, then that doesnt automatically preclude from a place, but rather from a scholarship.

At this point in time, the decision may appear to be the wrong one - I could probably have chosen to do UNSW med and have a "relative" coast through the degree, or at least not worry so much about wam's and whatnot. But, upon completion of the MBBS degree, and having completed a double (or...

you don't need to do GAMSAT unless you want to try out for scholarships - ie stuffing up gamsat won't preclude you from a spot. On the other hand, there is an interview, but it is a "progression interview" rather than an "admission interview". Edit: So the criteria include maintaining a wam...

well basically you needed a uai of 99.95 or 100. You needed strong science marks and/or me2 marks and a band 6 in english in the hsc. Other requirements were as for TSP. Then 29 people were interviewed and 10(?) chosen.

haha yeh, I got in...did you, big penguin? Edit: yeh, it was hard searching for names...I gave up at about "F"

i've got to do it as a result of my degree, but I'll be doing tsp in chem and phys probably, or ssp or whatever in chem and maths. Hmm, can someone explain the relationship between, say tsp and ssp in chem and maths?

well the uni enrolment procedures only come in the uac envelope right? I got some other junk from usyd, but nothing related to accepting/rejecting offers from them directly.