velox
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Nit did u apply for MRBS?
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the Life of a Med Student (1 Viewer)
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nit
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Yep, I applied for MRBS at Melbourne, Monash and had it as no.3 preference for UNSW.
Bob.J
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dude... people would strangle you because you're calling grad med, post grad med.wrx said:
Anyways, yes MRBS are distributed to every single uni. As for specialing, it'll depend on which specialist course you want to do. I think they'll list which specialist courses are available to mrbs students. There would still be a good range, just that you won't be able to do those ones like neurosurgery as they require major hospitals near capital cities. Hwoever, places like Tamworth are rural and will accept surgeons/specialists of all sorts. I read a pdf from www.amsa.org.au and it listed the specialist positions available to most hospitals in many regions (you can find it, i cbf looking for it again
EDIT- Bond Uni don't offer BMP or MRBS. There might be a few more that don't have it but they'd probably those unis that none of us would apply for. If i find any more i'll add em
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Bob.J
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you got the 5/8k scholarship at usyd didn't you nit?nit said:
nit
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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.
velox
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thanks bob.j
Bob.J
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is the $20k enough? or would you prefer moreKeen said:
Like how much left over do you have after 1st year med?
jang
is not my real name
that is cool...nit said:
i thought 99.95s get 5k per year?
jang
is not my real name
i guess he applied...ishq said:Congratulations.
How did you do it?
no srsly
velox
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where are you going to choose to work after uni?
inasero
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lol check out what this person is on...
http://boredofstudies.org/community/member.php?userid=52406
i think we all know who s/he is talking about!
http://boredofstudies.org/community/member.php?userid=52406
i think we all know who s/he is talking about!
Bob.J
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FrigLexiFaggotinasero said:lol check out what this person is on...
http://boredofstudies.org/community/member.php?userid=52406
i think we all know who s/he is talking about!
i noticed that today
what the?
EDIT- oh ic, the arts dissing page. ah it's a sad, sad world
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Hmm...what a silly person.
jang
is not my real name
hmm y ppl go that far i hav no idea...
Li0n
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no offence dude, but if your worrying about the workload of a medical student i wouldn't even think about doing it. Its a subject which requires pure passion, which were workload won't disturb you at all.
People that are doing this course not on passion should just get slashed.
People that are doing this course not on passion should just get slashed.
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I guess you definetly need passion, but I guess you also have to have a bit of concern. While I'm only just finished 1st I'm sure in the next couple of years I'm going to find myself sacrificing more and more to get the job done, but only time will tell.
Keen
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I agree with Keen. Passion is definitely important, but one thing the interviewers will be looking for is a practical mind to go with said passion. There are a lot of people who are extremely passionate but otherwise unsuitable.Li0n said:
PS: Li0n, I laugh at your PhD in kendo. Especially when you have no bokutou.
Get some Aikido, that'll make a man of you.