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Didn't work for you either? Damn okay then I was just hoping it would work for others which would mean I didn't get into UNSW :) ~falsehope~

it changed for 2012 entry

https://idm.unsw.edu.au/idm/user/newUser/validateNewUser.jsp Anyone most likely to get into UNSW, check here (if it works using your details then you're in).

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uws will take your 2011 atar br8 you are >93.55 so don't fret -- nsw unis don't have prerequisites unlike vic, qld +other states

yes

you only need 95ish atar for UWS but you need a gpa of 6.5 after 1st year uni and it decreases progressively until you finish your degree (5.6)

it's not actually that far it's just you have to go through sydney city and peak time traffic

3 hours, 4(?) hours on the train if i got in i'd defs move there though

haha well i was one of 600 at my uncle/une interviews sucks to be me aye

uws, uncle/une and utas allow grads to apply for undergrad places uws has lower gpa cutoffs for grads as well, 5.6 vs 6.5 for 1st years

but just note, if you have the marks required to get into a masters program you probably already have the marks to get a med interview

masters in anything iirc university of tasmania does this

oh btw at some unis simply possessing a masters degree automatically grants you consideration into medicine regardless of your marks but you also need a half-decent umat

that was the process for applying to undergrad, you can do this any year starting from 2012 provided you start any uni degree now in australia there are 9 undergrad med schools and 11 postgrad med schools you can apply to undergrad even if you're a postgrad

you can get in with a gpa of 4.7

the only uni that still gives a shit about your atar after you start uni is unsw (and utas if you've completed <3 semesters) start a uni course you know you'll be good at, think of it as a fresh clean start 1. get good uni marks 2. sit umat 3. impress interviewers 4. get into med ^easier said...

entirely possible if i might add, fairly easy ^especially in skills based subjects (maths) if you're a quick learner and have good memory