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great post, informative and easy to read, just some very minor additions: -UNCLE does not consider your uai for interview selection but after that the threshold of 93.8 still applies if you are to be eligible for entry. -UQ provisional entry needs a minimum of 99+ (OP1, so not strictly 99+...

damn umat.. show them next year ey :D how does newcastle compare? i just dropped the UQ offer :S

an average lawyer makes 36k/pa. obviously there are outliers

thats after they spend at least 6 years with sub-100k salaries 5-6 years PGY in hospitals. and pre-vocational + vocational training is no walk in the park that said doctors still get paid very decently but that shouldn't be the only reason you do med because you will end up very dis-satisfied...

Lol you are going to get a lot of that from people who just clicked into this thread from the 'most updated' list next to general uni discussions

graduate med is meant so that anyone with any undergrad degree would be able to apply. people do med science or adv science (biomed) because it 'preps' them for grad med. while this may be helpful it is by no means necessary, and any degree you do is sufficient, unis such as qld actually prefers...

hey notellingu did you get a late round offer from uws? :)

if this is nsw unis, yes they usually will have clear information on what knowledge is required (whether they are recommended, assumed or a pre-req). for assumed knowledge it's a good idea to take a bridging course but not essential. for med it's usually just chemistry. (at unsw). for uws and...

for UQ you only need 1 science (+ maths) as basic requirements. in melbourne most health sciences will have chem as a pre-req. NSW is more flexible with most unis having chem (and maths, sometimes) as 'recommended knowledge' by which you could take a bridging course if required.

remember your bonus points if you do Maths C (4U) or LOTE which adds to your entrannce rank.

i heard bouncers make big bucks too u dont even need to wait til ur penultimate year

oops caught me there.

thats considerably harder than getting UWS law OP said it himself. u have no interest in law so why do law? you are going to uni, not your parents. and UWS of all places, i don't see what the dilemma is.

xD

look at the research stats Search - Medical - Best Graduate Schools - Education - US News and World Report

john hopkins?

why not USYD for arts if ur going interstate anyway and i'd imagine arts is great at ANU, for asia-pacific studies at least. it's just the lack of social scene that you are worried about i'm guessing?

dont USYD have some new internal transfer policy now？

don't forget your internal transfers if you got sub 97 but above 95 (intl studies this year was 92.xx? i hope u made it) u only need a 75WAM to transfer otherwise u culd still transfer but u need to work on that GPA, it won't be easy. or go for grad law. it's only a year longer anyway UNSW...