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hehhe well i still havent got my marks from estudent.. (after 10 hours =p) so i reckons its quite a bit faster!

marks are also available here: http://www.mq.edu.au:8000 much faster than estudent =p

who says you have to do that? you be pretty stupid if you told your patient to piss off before his injury is healed wouldnt you? that to me sounds more like negligence and your laziness... once they are fixed they could do whatever the hell they wish... if pain comes back just pop in again...

as opposed to you being brainwashed by anti-chiropractic propaganda?

okay first thing first... you were reading an anti-chiropractic website... its only ever gonna give a negative perspective on chiropractic. chiropractic is the most researched medical treatment in asia pacific, and has proved to work more effectively than other treatments (i wish i could...

dude.... that website is full anti-chiropractic... of course its gonna say alot of stuff is phony.... its very hard to find non-bias articles on chiropractic... your best bet is going to visit a chiropractor, either as a patient or you can ask if you can observe them while they do their...

just a quick question.... what websites have you b een reading?

the AMA hates chiros =p (well used to) and yeh we got our own association

slammindas: whats wrong with our "sublaxation" theory? gbell: if you havent read the other thread already you dont need to have to done any sciences for the hsc, as there are the beginners courses in chem and phys. (which is alot better than learning harder stuff very irrelevant stuff)...

cbf thinking so off top of head: - need masters degree.. therefore extra 2 years.... - bad reputation... - some 2nd/3rd year courses are done at USYD (lidcombe campus) so gotta trevel around abit - no/limited medicare... - occassionally have to overload subjects... (+ science pracs are...

yeh u do... in first year u do 2 chem subjects... organic chem in 2nd semester, and general chem in 1st semester. in response to slammindas: hmm popular? not as popular as the commercy subjects @ macq and physio @ usyd... there isnt that many ppl doing it overall to seriously influence the...

whoops forget about this.. =D chiros have limited media coverage when compared to physios. (especially due to sport... nearly every damn sport has one court/ring/field side... and the team physio seems to always comment on tv whenever a player is injured.) many ppl actually have nfi what...

mmm i doubt it'll rise over 90.... as long as u study smartly u should be able to get it... wat subs u do?

i think there is a demand as long as you chose the area for your first clinic right... i will also probably take a while for you to build up ur patient base so its not exactly quick cash... choose chiro of course! much more fun! heh but thers many things to consider when you are choosing...

yeh u need 2 years post grad... whether or not a pass average is just needed im not sure... if u dun make it to post grad u could go out work under a chiro for a year,.. and apply again thefollowing year i guess.... u do an internship/whatever during your post grad.. u spend 1000 hours in...

well not really... to us who did do chem in high school the chem101 course looks easy and preferable, but to people who didnt do it for the hsc, a fair few would struggle... uni does teach the shite quite fast.... =D and doctors are useful assets in a clinic... when a patient goes "hi my...

yeh what debugz said was correct abt not having done chem or phys... IN FACT.. its better to not do chem and phys... have a lighter workload and less hours =P long hours? very farken long... ive got 27 hours 5 days a week.. but 2 four hr pracs are on alternate weeks so its more like 23...

i dont see why u wouldnt be able to do physio after a bridging course... hsc chem and phys is actually quite diff from what u learn in uni... most ppl who have done the hsc course have forgotten it all(well i have) so its really not that big of a deal. have u also considerd chiropractic...

oh so ur trying to transfer into chiro? im kinda confused... theres a chir132 and a biol155?? o_0 anyhows.. i dont think they would be any material out for those subjects yet cos they are second sem subjects... tho phys159 is like hsc/beginner phys so u might just try reading a...

mmm i think the average patient load per week is more than 50 off the top of my head.... so it depends on what u charge.... (providing ur clinic is good)