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Nothing special worked semi hard for it and practiced. Asked for help from doctors and dentists to help shape my responses. I was still kind of cocky about the interview thinking I could do it alone but I got smashed when a famous neurosurgeon ripped into my response. Life lessons are best...

The debt is nothing compared to the renumeration. The real issue is people aren't willing to move interstate or they don't get the marks.

Entry level dentist can earn 100k a year. But urban jobs are far and few in between.

Testamonials KD I did my interview preparation with Jason Yu, of Next Academy. It was extremely beneficial as I learned the proper etiquettes and techniques of interviews, not only for medical schools but for all my future interviews. Jason has great resources and really focuses on the minor...

You have so far got a great predicted ATAR and UMAT score however, this is no guarantee you will get into medicine. I personally know of students with 99.90 ATAR and 99% UMAT who have been offered medicine. There is a final hurdle of the INTERVIEW. Interviews can count from 33-100% of your...

It varies year to year depending on the number of applicants. Given how high last year's cut offs were it will probably be around that.

Now you just need to do well in your interview which will be worth 2/3 of your entrance criteria. Congrats and good luck! Start practicing!

Many people fail to justify their answers for many reasons. They might be shitting themselves due to lack of practice when they are quite empathetic. Or they may be a douchebag and therefore, don't consider the scenario as a whole.

That has been a scenario too. It's not that hard if you've studied medicine but it's tough if you haven't. In the context of an interview there isn't a right or wrong answer.

Not much hope imo. But you never know what predicted ATAR your school might give.

That is true but I think the context is still a personal one rather than giving you information such as the one above. And you can't say they are much much simpler because I have encountered UWS scenarios where it is quite difficult but not to the level of post graduate universities. 3) Your...

I do feel for you. Things like that happen suddenly and can happen at the worst of times. Luckily I haven't been in that position before so I feel fortunate. I have seen the impact on people in such situations and it's easy to say get over it but really it isn't. Try your best to change what you...

As far as "scenarios" are concerned. They have asked "What would you if there is a conflict between friends?". But seriously those scenarios are meant to be more personal than scenario based. When I think of scenario I think of. 19) There is a doctor who has an obese four year old patient. The...

Good luck!

Interesting, what type of scenarios? When I think of scenario questions I think of very tough ones. The only ones I've heard from UNSW are much simpler.

You can always try but I can't help you with regards to past experiences. You definitely should have done this ages ago I think 4 years will probably be too long for them to do anything. Even without regrading your marks aren't the greatest. I have no idea why you did advanced maths, if I...

I'm giving this advice on the back of helping over 40 students get into medicine and dentistry. UNSW don't really have scenario questions. It's mainly personal questions. I want you to look at it from the perspective of an interview. If I were a student and said I love to help people. But this...

Wow undergraduate entry just got harder since there are less options available now.

ED is essentially only a public job so you most likely won't be doing anything private. You can't open your own clinic as an ED doctor unless you subspecialise in another area but even then I am not sure as to how the logistics works for that. If you specialise in trauma I don't even think they...

I disagree with your statement that if you enjoy giving people a better and happier life you should do medicine. It's not all about other people. You need to align your interests and goals with those of your career. If they don't match it probably won't bold well for you. Medicine is not purely...