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He got a second round interview offer but a first round medicine offer.

One of my students last year got a first round offer with 94 ATAR because he aced his interview. He got a second round interview offer. Alternatively another student of mine got a first round offer with 98+ ATAR.

I hope they do but it's all talk. You never know if it will actually come true.

You have doctors, med students and scientists all trying to get into the action. Only problem is you won't be paid unless it's part of your PHD. So pretty much you work for free in these trials. USYD and Government all making cut backs so clinical trials have to be justified pretty well before...

Personal satisfaction is decreasing with medicine as shown by the surveys done by US doctors where ~80% don't encourage their children to pursue a career in medicine. Australia has not reached that stage yet but it is in the process. From experience most patients aren't really grateful, you will...

It's cheaper doing Bond and actually staying here to pay it off vs coming back after studying overseas. I have a feeling they will also tighten restrictions in the future given the huge influx of overseas doctors. Then again if you don't want to come back then by all means feel free to go...

It's not about why others don't want to do medicine. It's about why "YOU" want to do medicine?

I wouldn't pick courses for the intention of making it into graduate medicine. I would pick something which will expand my horizons (looking back I should have studied a language) as a person unless you are truly adamant medicine is your goal. B.science is probably the most flexible but if you...

My bad been replying to many threads and haven't been keeping track. Also this is my finals week so I am pretty stressed! I shouldn't be here but I enjoy helping people so here I am.

It's still too low, if you consider last year it was 148. You need to apply to non UMAT universities such as JCU, Griffith, Bond (If you get over 98) etc.

Hard to say because non standard entrants have a different set of criteria. With your UMAT your chances of UWS is quite good for interview just whether you meet the cutoff. I think UNCLE and UNE would also probably send an interview but again I am unsure about their criteria.

Sup baulko. Was an ex baulko and I was in your position when I applied as well. UNSW you will receive an offer if the person giving your predicted ATAR is nice. UWS you should be able to get an interview offer. UNE you will get an interview offer. Good luck! I suggest you start practicing now...

Medicine isn't easy. If you want the easiest way in go through Griffith (no umat or interview required).

It wouldn't matter because it doesn't change the ranking please use your logic here. I would say they use the sum.

Cheers for clarifying is it only UNE that does that? Does UNSW and UWS also have this requirement? I know when I applied they did but not sure if they have changed it after so many years.

UNSW, UWS and UNE all likely and pretty much anywhere else.

Maybe UNE but not sure of their non school leaver requirements. d

UNE is most likely here in NSW. Other states debatable maybe UAdel.

If you're a UWS student there's a chance. Otherwise probably not.

Think it has to do with rounding.