Depends if you have completed your degree on not. Graduate places are very hard to get. If you are not finished your degree the GPA is lower.Hi what gpa is generally required for a non standard application to bond med
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Depends if you have completed your degree on not. Graduate places are very hard to get. If you are not finished your degree the GPA is lower.Hi what gpa is generally required for a non standard application to bond med
Sorry forgot to metion specifically for incompleted bachelor degree thnksDepends if you have completed your degree on not. Graduate places are very hard to get. If you are not finished your degree the GPA is lower.
Then you can get away with something under 6. High 5’s last year. That’s for the Psychometric test. Then it’s up to the interview. You can look back through the threads.Sorry forgot to metion specifically for incompleted bachelor degree thnks
yes it would, pretty sure anything over 6 is safeHi, would a 93 atar with a 6.25 gpa be competitive for a psychometric test invite? (First year uni student)
If not, what gpa would make it competitive?
I’m also under the impression it’s 50:50 at this point.My impression is that bond uses a 50/50 ATAR GPA if you have 1 EFTSL of uni.
If you have a 93 ATAR, you will need a 99 GPA-rank (or a 6.0 over 1 year) reach the 96 benchmark.
I’m not sure if this is the calculation method bond uses but it would make sense
September is going ahead
I’m a bond med student and they emailed all of us announcing itLegit?
Nice, surprised it actually went aheadI’m a bond med student and they emailed all of us announcing it
Same!Hi , I'm unable to add Bond University Medicine ( QTAC code = 020712) but system says course not found .
this is for "2022 Medicine Entry" , please let me know if anyone else facing similar issue.
The answer has already been supplied above. As is the case every year, Bond med applications don’t open until Jan.Same!
Thank you for letting me knowThe answer has already been supplied above. As is the case every year, Bond med applications don’t open until Jan.
Bond doesn't care about your ATAR as long as it is above a certain threshold - 97 or thereabouts. Once they give you a psychometric test offer on the basis of your ATAR, your ATAR is discarded and all they look at going forward is the results of your psychometric test. A 98 or a 99.95 ATAR makes no difference.Thank you for letting me know
I'm not sure if this has been answered previously, but does Bond accept equity points for medicine? For instance, if a person gets a 99.2 raw ATAR and a 99.95 ATAR with equity points - do we know which ATAR will be considered for successful admission?