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Adelaide vs UQ vs Griffith vs JCU Dentistry
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The best one is the one that is the fastest/cheapest for you. Often this means that whichever one is closest to you or makes moving/finding accommodation cheaper for you is the best.
Bear in mind that Griffith in this setting would by default be the "worst" in terms of how expensive it is as the last two years of the program (the Graduate Diploma in Dentistry) are full fee paying only which will set you back about $50k per year.
Bear in mind that Griffith in this setting would by default be the "worst" in terms of how expensive it is as the last two years of the program (the Graduate Diploma in Dentistry) are full fee paying only which will set you back about $50k per year.
UQ BDSc webpage says "As a guide, in 2016 the lowest UMAT scaled score aggregate offered was 173:65", which means place offers are based on Umat overall score. When it came to the cutoff point there were more applicants on 173 than places available, their S1 was then used as tiebreaker and S1=65 was the secondary cutoff.
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