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Read that (for the first time) last week. Did enjoy. Now reading Blood Meridian - Cormac McCarthy.

Yes, especially if you take your work experience in the auto field. As with the RMIT Auto course, Monash aerospace grads are also accredited mechanical engineers. They do more aerodynamics, which is relevant to auto, but there are some aircraft-specific subjects. Due to the lack of aerospce...

Any mechanical (or aerospace) engineering degree is fine is you're looking to get into auto. The RMIT course is just a mech degree with some auto units in years 3 & 4. If you're a permanent resident you can get into CSP places, but you'll have to pay the 4-8k upfront without discount.

Liquid assets and Centrelink don't mix.

Try getting into UTas as an interstater.

Med Science would definitely work (It's not just a stopgap for Grad Med). So would BSci, provided the uni has a immunobiology/immunology major, which most do. BSci offers greater freedom than BMedSci as far as subject choice goes, and Adv. Sci even more so.

If you like high school biology you would better suited to chem engineering, biomedical is more cencerned with the physical attributes of biological materials. There are jobs for science grads out there, especially if you go to a Go8 Uni and do well.

Monash law clearly-in was 99 long before the existence of the Melbourne Model. Biomedicine is one of the six MM undergrad degrees, so demand for Monash biomed shouldn't be affected. The Monash BBioMed clearly-in seems to get lower every year.

Too obvious

I would warn against basing your choice of university on rankings. Most are concerned with academia and research, with mean very little to an undergrad student. UoM's engineering faculty profits from the fact that it is usually grouped with science in the rankings, and their BSc course is...

I have no clue where people get this idea, though it seems to mainly come from outside Victoria. The point may be moot now that the Melbourne Model has seen the aforementioned end of the BE -well, almost- and tenure of the academics, but Chemical is the only Melbourne engineering course that...

Griffith, as with UQ, Flinders and USyd, is just provisional entry into their grad med course, isn't it?

Punch Brothers - The Blind Leading the Blind

I find this heartily amusing.

Most unis that offer Ugrad med accept non-standards, I think Monash & Adelaide are the exceptions, but there's not many places. As with (most) grad med courses, doing BMedSc gives you no advantage over someone doing BSc, or for that matter BMus.

I'm guessing that's the first time anybodys lost despite winning 39 straight service games

Match Duration: 250 minutes. Also, ditto your point about the aces, interesting rallies are almost non-existent.

It's starting to get ridiculous