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It has varied each year, due to supply and demand and scalling so they get 50% GWS and 50% non-gws at the interview. Last year is was around 140 for GWS scalled.

I haven't heard about anyone with 150 at UWS, except for Aboriginal and TSI students. Not even adv sci pathway students have UMAT scores that low. I presume they are talking about the scalled umat score for GWS applicants which was umat section 1 + section 2 and 1/3 section 3. In your case...

Yeah, many 3rd year students often ask their clinical supervisors if they know about the 'med student tsunami' the vast majority don't know anything about it. The Rudd government doesn't want to pay money to the colleges to train specialists, it's a huge issue. All the Rudd government is...

The Tsunami is a now a reality with many Qld and NSW international med studens missing out on intenships (for 2010) altogether, none of them got offers in the first-round. It was never really an issue in the past till now. As we are now just starting to feel the flow on effects from the increase...

Because it is a private exam governed by their own rules, not a government exam where they have an open disclosure policy to release results to the public. Also the stakes are higher with UMAT as 'culling test' since everything under 90% is pretty much a bad result for most students. So it would...

There are other pathways. Non-standard, provisional for high ATAR achievers, Grad entry, etc. Also JCU does not look at umat.

ND is a private uni but a provider of CSP places. Med at both ND Fremantle and Sydney is completely Graduate and CSP for domestric students. It requires GAMSAT, Interview + a high GPA like most other grad med uni's. What made you think it was undergrad? Also think about medicine, it's...

Yes usually or by one of the relevant officials on UAC's list. I think it's best to contact them, since your documentation is late. I'm suprised they don't just use the STAT number you are supposed to supply to UAC. But that's another matter.

I suggest you contact UAC since you've obviously violated their criteria. UAC never asks for original documents! Certified copies only! The Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT) is a series of tests that could help you get into uni.

UQ is pretty strict about it apparently.

They should start comming out soon. UWS is releasing interview offers in the first two weeks of November.

Charles sturt uni is undergrad dent, i don't know how many non-school leavers they take in though or the cut-offs.

QTAC - Current Year 12 - Interstate Admissions ^ rough table of UAI/OP conversion. For students who have a tertiary record most uni's tend to look solely at GPA, whilst some others such as UNSW and Usyd for some courses look at both UAI and GPA and divide them by two to get a result. For...

lol Pathway to medicine flow chart: http://community.boredofstudies.org/332/medicine-medical-health-studies/78889/paths-into-australian-medicine-flowchart.html

Cheers!

It happens every year, it's the same on MSO, etc despite the resources links, etc. It really pisses me off, esp since I've answered a million questions on both MSO on BOS via PM and have not recieved a single rep point. The responses I tend to give are pretty general and I always tell peeps...

It's highly unlikely since your result is calculated solely by machine. I've heard of students getting 1 or 2 more marks (due to smudges, etc) when the results were manually checked, but never anymore than that.

Uadel has a simillar policy for undergrad medical schools they only take school leavers or students who have only done 1 year at U.adel. I reckon it's just another culling method, so they get the creme of the crop i.e. those who ace the ATAR and UMAT first time round.

JCU which doesn't look at UMAT, Bond (private full fee paying unvieristy 52K+/year), slim change with UWS (GWS resident) provided they didn't change the weightings, but they prob will.

Sorry, again. DW: I missed out the first time, there are other avenues, esp for UWS, UNCLE, etc. Non-standard entry, etc