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I heard 30% of people failed.. I got 66 myself

1min-7days doesn't matter.. even 1 second late is enough to lose 10%

from what i know (and that's not very much), It takes an extra 2 years with the phd/MD but that's still shorter than the normal time a phd would take, so it's like they've speeded up the process kinda. (don't quote me on this tho, not too sure) As for the phd, i would be interested to do a phd...

I did an online test like 2-3 years ago.. I can't remember if it was 113 or 130.. but ye

this. I have never heard of 'clonal selection theory'

Re: CSU Veterinary Science Program Advice Needed!!! goodluck, your experience looks good

was the tute stuff in the exam?

I do biol1993 but the lectures are the same.. I don't find it difficult at all, but maybe that's because we don't have to do any HBonline ..

tbh, yes most of them do touch on physiology but a first year bio knowledge of the human body is sufficient to answer around 95% of them.. It's much better to take a second year chem uni to master organic chem etc (which are much harder) in comparison to a physiology unit.

Make sure you know your theory REALLY well as well as lab techniques (watch youtube) walking into the exam. You'll be fine.

yeah, no doubt it'll be useful in med... but not that useful for gamsat.. the biology in gamsat is not heavily physiology based at all and the biology is relatively straight forward in comparison to organic chem etc

don't want to be a little annoying shit, but physiology is actually one of the LEAST useful subjects you can do..

this.

Umelb medicine page.

Firstly, please don't say something without any previous knowledge. The figures i was referring to aren't even CLOSE to what international students are paying for medicine. A post graduate medicine course in australia will cost them around ~300k and if they want to do their undergrad here as...

1- A 4 year degree doesn't allow much time for research. All the money that the government is allocating to medical research is good but non of it is going to medschools. Also, you're saying that there's nothing with 120k being added to your hecs... Just coz it's not upfront, doesn't mean you...

I don't think an extra $120k is considered a 'slight' change

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Reliability has been answered above. For validity, it's whether the experiment is actually testing the hypotheses or not (and that's quite a vague definition- Validity usually varies depending on the experiment)