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Correct me if I am wrong but I thought once you had a record of tertiary study you can no longer apply for EAS?
The EAS brochure says Year 12 or equivalent. So, I take that to mean ATAR or equivalent, which would be GPA?
The EAS brochure says Year 12 or equivalent. So, I take that to mean ATAR or equivalent, which would be GPA?
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I'm applying to Queensland University for Dentistry (Bachelor of Dental Science (Honours). I just wanted to double check that for Dentistry we only have to apply through QTAC and put our preferences in, and we don't have to make a separate application to the university? Getting somewhat paranoid I'll forget something and automatically not be eligible D:
I am a NZ citizen with UMAT (62/60/64; 94th %) and a predicted ATAR of at least 99.55- What are my chances?
Thanks guys
Thanks Yamster! I just checked my QTAC account and I can't find my UMAT number anywhere! I can't remember whether I put in my UMAT number or not, but would QTAC email me if I was missing something? I tried calling them twice, but no one was picking up either. Is there any other method of contacting them?Yep, ensure that you enter your UMAT credentials into QTAC too. You should get in with those scores, congratulations!
Yep, ensure that you enter your UMAT credentials into QTAC too. You should get in with those scores, congratulations!
Thank you so much!!! Phew haha I was stressing out so bad D:Hi Troy92812,
I guess not - you used to need to manually do it but looking at the QTAC FAQ it says it's automatically done now!
A 5.3GPA will make it very difficult to be considered for any dental school however if you come from a rural background and are willing to practice rural dentistry, I'd look at JCU as they may look at your application which is very important. I've heard of students getting into JCU with a GPA below 6 in the past, however this may have changed significantly as dental schools are getting more and more competitive.
You may also want to do another year of uni somewhere and get a GPA of 7 which will open up a few more options.
Best of luck!
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What could I do to boost my GPA whilst working? Ideally I am looking at doing something next year to boost my GPA whilst working four days a week. Obvisouly if I was to get into dentistry I understand it's a full time commitmen for five years, but would like to maintain an income in case I don't get in. Would a first year of a random degree help? Ideally something I can do online.
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