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Do they accept you if you're muslim

Thanks for clarifying, bae.

girl and engineering used in one sentence? is dis real lyf

lol they usually do that in retail interviews, not maccas? What's the use of having that skill... It's not like you're talking the customers into buying a bigmac meal. Everyone who walks into the restaurant is there to buy something so i think that's quite useless.

same man, got 5 exams in 4 days. bludy usyd

not much ay. hbu brah

whichever one is closer to your house. USYD has the best science program if you're planning to push yourself though (google TSP or SSP units)

Yea apparently someone asked and the offers for non-standards come out late dec/early jan for the January round interviews.

Got an interview, UoN UMAT s1: 63 Glad i got UoN haha. ps. 1000th post woop woop

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it's defs possible, just much harder than doing it with adv eng

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lol it is. You're basing your argument on nothing. There are law grads who can't get a job. There aren't any doctors who can't get a job. (given they are aus citizens/permanent residents)

lol this is simply false. You can't compare law to medicine. When you graduate from medschool, you have guaranteed internship hence why your university doesn't matter. It isn't the same case with law however.

no you're not.. Your teacher is probs just a dumb fuck. It was saltpetre from Chile.

uh.. Not really.... where are you getting this information from? The reason why it's spreading is because health systems have collapsed in the african nations that are battling it. You see the R0 value of ebola is 1-2 which means that one person is only likely to infect 1-2 others before he...

lol uh... no 'thousands' of people haven't contracted the virus... Ebola has around 70% mortality rate. It's very likely that you die if you've contracted the virus

yea haha UNSW is generally REALLY early with these things.. USYD likes to take its time lol

Isn't it after the exams?

So firstly, no one can determine your 'chances' because no one here knows how hard you'll work over the next 3 years. As a general rule, only around 10-15% of medical science students actually manage to get an offer for post graduate medicine but that's not because there's anything wrong with...