Recent content by zando6

where was this jpg scanned from just wondering, is it smh or daily telegraph? http://boredofstudies.org/2011/Top100Schools.jpg

Um. I don't get what you wrote preferences are based on what you want considered first, so if i don't get into medicine then the second preference (engineering) is to be considered just checking how are offers to applicants for medicine made, through UAC? this occur after the interview right?

I know, it really is a gamble isn't it :~

No, I'm not, far from it. Sorry if it sounded like that, what I meant was perhaps putting the co-op course as first preference would maybe be better, I don't mind putting medicine as my second preference since I bombed my umat.

whether or not you have certain qualities required to be a COOP scholar, I don't think your teacher would be that slack to ruin your chance, haha never know

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Im applying to UNSW for medicine and engineering co-op, and in the co-op scholarship application they require the UAC preferences. Does anyone know if Co-op actually has access to our actual preferences, since I may consider rearranging my preferences to make their co-op number my first...

Re: Umat why does optometry require UMAT anyway, I don't know much about it but isn't optom just the study regarding eye/structure/--- ultimately becoming an optometrist who just fits ppls glasses and does eye checks, not like they're even an opthalmologist. Optometrist doesn't even require...

could you provide links to these info if you can, that would be greatly appreciated, can't seem to find them on their respective sites. I never knew of the UWS and Newcastle procedures until now, thanks man!

Re: Umat LOLS srry don't go on BOS tht often to notice

Re: Umat Ummm... not to be grammar nazi but "suited to your strengths"...your is used correctly, LOLS @ rage

Re: Umat LOL, not sure if srs

Re: Umat life has its ups and downs, I know what you mean by 'that attitude', but srsly I wasn't even giving myself that high a target (around the 88-90 percentile), yea I fell short by almost 10 percentile. While ppl that didn't even prep that well, just basically rolled it (generalisation)...

Re: Umat around the 70s to 80s percentiles

Re: Umat Think about it. Not to be arrogant or cocky or anything...I kinda know that I'm actually smarter (in terms of natural smartness) than people that got in the 90s percentile. Its just that knowing that I failed to capitalise on that advantage...and essentially fucked up, makes it...