qwerty1234
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Hey guys! Thought I'd create a thread for us uni students who are hoping to do med next year. As we're a minority, it'd be good for us to have a space to ask questions about applications and stuff. To my understanding, the only undergraduate universities that take non-school leavers are:
- UNSW
- WSU
- JMP
- JCU
- Bond
- Curtin (for Curtin students only + grads elsewhere)
- UTAS (but it’s complicated - see their website)
Feel free to introduce yourself with what course you're studying, atar/gpa, umat and what your plan of action is to get into med next year! Also if you have any questions this is a good place to put them.
(Edited by A1 : Deleted UTAS as no longer available and clarified Curtin. Re-edited because UTAS do take uni students, but only from their own BMedRes degree, which might be some people here).
(Also edited by LMG to change title to Non-standard in an attempt to standardise our terminology, and added undergraduate to first paragraph because there are many graduate entry universities not included here).
(Edited again: UTAS now use GAMSAT for those with a degree and have a BBioMed pathway)
- UNSW
- WSU
- JMP
- JCU
- Bond
- Curtin (for Curtin students only + grads elsewhere)
- UTAS (but it’s complicated - see their website)
Feel free to introduce yourself with what course you're studying, atar/gpa, umat and what your plan of action is to get into med next year! Also if you have any questions this is a good place to put them.
(Edited by A1 : Deleted UTAS as no longer available and clarified Curtin. Re-edited because UTAS do take uni students, but only from their own BMedRes degree, which might be some people here).
(Also edited by LMG to change title to Non-standard in an attempt to standardise our terminology, and added undergraduate to first paragraph because there are many graduate entry universities not included here).
(Edited again: UTAS now use GAMSAT for those with a degree and have a BBioMed pathway)
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