Hi,
Apologies I'm back for clarification. So on the UNSW website it states the following:
"If you've completed at least one year of university study at the end of the year prior to your desired commencement in the Medicine program, you'll be assessed on both your secondary school results and university study results. These results are combined at a ratio of 50:50. You'll require an academic rank of 96.00 or above to be considered. "
Since I have completed nearly 2 whole years of my BMedSci degree and I am applying as a non-school leaver for the standard entry (i.e. 1st-year med next year if I get in), does that mean my ATAR and WAM will be combined in a 50:50 ratio? I read somewhere on this forum that ATAR gradually decreases in weighting the further you progress in your degree, but the above statement suggests otherwise. In this case, would my 99.1 ATAR and 87 WAM still not suffice for UNSW standard entry as a non-school leaver (not Lateral)?
Sorry if I repeated myself! Just a bit unclear still. And many thanks for your help! This forum is amazing