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There is but its really tedious and it kills your eyes/you get RSI in your fingers. And the only reason you would be bothered to do that is if you were purposely intending on selling the material later.

When I was talking about USyd and 20 out of 22 people getting in, I was referring to the school leaver entry program which I assumed the person asking the question was also referring to as they also asked for info about UNSW. The statistics you refer to and the MMI format is only for Grad Entry...

To be perfectly honest, from what I've heard, the USyd interview is basically a screening test for psychopaths i.e. you don't need to have done anything really. From what I've heard like 20 out of the 22 people interviewed this year got offered places - not sure how reliable this information is...

Making up stupid nicknames such as "basilly" and "missed entry" isn't helping your cause in appearing like a genuine student. If you actually ARE a real student, I can only pity your idiocy and fervent support of a fellow one.

It shouldn't. (Having said that, people HAVE gotten into Med whilst having done Icarus, of course, but I would say that doing MedEntry puts you in a much better position) Listen to everyone that you've talked to. I didn't do Icarus personally but I know 2 or 3 people that did BOTH MedEntry and...

They almost certainly are considering that all bar one of their posts are aimed at bad mouthing MedEntry and/or saying how good Icarus is. (And that one non-UMAT post was a very poor attempt at one...) Btw DO NOT do Icarus.

Why not?

Shouldn't be a problem considering I'm almost certain that he's Asian =P

What about it? P.S. Go.

For some reason I was unable to get mine today....I completed my enrolment 2 days ago. The people at FM Assist said that there might have been a bad "batch" of enrolments when their system had a problem a couple of days ago so a bunch of people who enrolled around that time might not be able to...

It's up to you - a lot of people do each of those options (gap year or start a course). The only place where I think it would disadvantage you majorly would be UNSW cos they use 50/50 GPA, UAI so it's hard to maintain a high UAI. (Although I read somewhere they may be changing this in the...

Sorry can't help you...no idea how it works for non-Australian citizens... Your best bet is probably to ring the uni.

Close to 100 for all 3 I'd reckon. But it depends HOW WELL because the 100th percentile covers a very large range of marks (typically 75-100+) and also which section the 100th percentile is in, if any.

Offtopic much? But yeah, it's pretty shocking/sad...so young as well...28...

Depends on what your definition of kickass is and what your definition of bad is - and also what uni you want to get into.

Yeah, you CAN do ESL and get in but you may be "at a considerable disadvantage". "English as a Second Language (ESL) and Fundamentals of English are not considered sufficient preparation for the Medicine Program but, as stated above, will not prevent a student from enrolling in the Medicine...

Actually stacks of people do that. I personally know a few who have done it and based off figures I was reading somewhere, quite a considerable percentage of the UWS students from their first cohort were non-standards (not school leavers).

ENTER = UAI. Weighted UMAT = They double the score that you get in Section 1. Depends what you mean by above average and as a result of the double weighting of section 1, it depends how well you do in section 1.

Marginally. Old table taken from another forum but gives you a general idea. ENTER steam: Enter required was 99.95 - 99.85 with a weighted UMAT of 255 - 193 UMAT steam: Enter required was 99.95 - 96.15 with a weighted UMAT of 324 - 257 ENTER/UMAT steam: Enter required was 99.85 –...

No-one I know (including myself) has received their Premier's award - certificate or otherwise