This is correct.Hi guys, just to clarify UAC preferences won't affect if I get an offer or not for either JMP or JPM? I could have either first or second but if I were to do enough to get into either one I would get an offer either way?
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This is correct.Hi guys, just to clarify UAC preferences won't affect if I get an offer or not for either JMP or JPM? I could have either first or second but if I were to do enough to get into either one I would get an offer either way?
Thank you! So an offer for a lower preferenced course wouldn't be delegated to a second round or later round offer because of preferences?This is correct.
correctThank you! So an offer for a lower preferenced course wouldn't be delegated to a second round or later round offer because of preferences?
UAC is computerised and it will give you the highest offer you qualify for, right away.Thank you! So an offer for a lower preferenced course wouldn't be delegated to a second round or later round offer because of preferences?
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Yep therefore preference based on what you want the most, if you want closest to Sydney etc [Put WSU first then JMP etc]Thank you! So an offer for a lower preferenced course wouldn't be delegated to a second round or later round offer because of preferences?
Yes, you can unenroll from a degree at any time.Could you accept an interstate offer and then decline once you receive an own state offer?(after the last date to accept has passed)
Are you talking about the requirement for provisional entry students or graduate entry students?Hey all,
Quick question...is anyone aware of the GPA requirement for post-grad med at UQ when being a current UQ student vs being a non-UQ student applying?
I have a feeling A1 would know the answer
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If you received your interview on the basis of predicted ATAR rather than actual ATAR, leave it as is pleaseIB results came out overnight, should I go back and edit my interview data to put in my actual ATAR or just leave it as it was predicted? I did a bit better than my school predicted, they had me at 97.90 but I got 99.10. Hoping this improvement will help me get further up the list with UQ and JCU.
This question needs considerably more context. Where are you applying to?The CIE results just came out and I got a converted ATAR of 99.85 in NZ. Is it likely that I receive a CSP? The full-fee option seems so expensive…
Bachelor of Medical Science at University of Sydney and Bachelor of Biomedicine at University of Melbourne. I think both of these courses do have CSP available?This question needs considerably more context. Where are you applying to?
Okay, that’s better. Unfortunately 99.85 won’t make you eligible for either. USyd requires 99.95 plus an interview, while the CSP pathway at UniMelb requires 99.90, from memory.Bachelor of Medical Science at University of Sydney and Bachelor of Biomedicine at University of Melbourne. I think both of these courses do have CSP available?
I’m no longer considering Direct Pathway at Sydney but doing a medicine-related bachelor degree (Bachelor of Medical Science) then apply again postgrad. Is there a way to check if I’m eligible for CSP pathway for this degree?Okay, that’s better. Unfortunately 99.85 won’t make you eligible for either. USyd requires 99.95 plus an interview, while the CSP pathway at UniMelb requires 99.90, from memory.
You will have to apply via graduate entry at the time. You’d be eligible, as a portion of these places will be CSP, but there would be no guarantee as it would be based on whatever the USyd graduate pathway application criteria were at the time (currently: GPA hurdle, GAMSAT, and interview performance).I’m no longer considering Direct Pathway at Sydney but doing a medicine-related bachelor degree (Bachelor of Medical Science) then apply again postgrad. Is there a way to check if I’m eligible for CSP pathway for this degree?
I see now, thank you!You will have to apply via graduate entry at the time. You’d be eligible, as a portion of these places will be CSP, but there would be no guarantee as it would be based on whatever the USyd graduate pathway application criteria were at the time (currently: GPA hurdle, GAMSAT, and interview performance).