Some graduate entry medicine schools (eg Flinders/Monash/Melbourne (full Fee)/Bond (Private)/ANU etc) have some measure of preference for their own graduates. You may need to keep this in mind if you have a choice in where you do your undergraduate degree!
Here are some for your consideration:
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Flinders
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Flinders University Graduates Sub-quota
Up to 75% of places available will be reserved for Flinders University graduates who meet the application eligibility requirements. Up to 25 of these places are reserved for graduates of the Flinders Bachelor of Health Sciences, Bachelor of Medical Science, Bachelor of Paramedic Science and Bachelor of Science (Biotechnology – Medical Biotechnology Stream) and the remaining sub-quota places are reserved for graduates of any Flinders University qualification.
Applicants must have completed or are due to complete a Flinders University qualification by 31 December 2018 to be considered within this sub-quota. To be considered for this sub-quota applicants must indicate they are either about to complete a Bachelor degree or a postgraduate qualification in their application under the ‘Flinders University Studies’ section.
Non-Flinders University Graduates Sub-quota
A minimum of 25% of places will be reserved for graduates of a Bachelor degree or equivalent from an Australian university or other tertiary institution of equivalent standard, who do not hold a Flinders qualification. Historically, most, but not all, of these places have been taken up by applicants who do not hold a Flinders qualification but who were eligible to compete in one or more of the other sub-quotas, i.e. Rural, Humanitarian Visa and ATSI.
To be considered for this sub-quota applicants must indicate they are not about to complete or have not completed an undergraduate degree or postgraduate qualification at Flinders University under the ‘Flinders University Studies’ section.
https://www.flinders.edu.au/content...mestic/apply/flinders-md-admissions-guide.pdf
e.g:
Study the Bachelor of Health Sciences
Apply through SATAC
Bachelor of Health Sciences (214181)
This option will close no earlier than Monday 03 December 2018 but after that date it may close without notice. You are encouraged to apply without delay.
Deferment: This option is deferrable through Flinders University directly
Location: Flinders University
Duration: 3 years full-time (or equivalent part-time) | internal
Teaching commences: Monday 04 March 2019
This degree provides a flexible program of study giving students a broad understanding of the health care system. It provides exposure to a wide variety of health related professions and opportunities to transfer to a range of clinical and allied health specialities during the degree or on completion.
Pathways to other Flinders University Degrees
The Bachelor of Health Sciences provides students with foundational knowledge of the health sector and students are eligible to apply for entry to a number of other health-related undergraduate and postgraduate degrees at Flinders University. Entry to these degrees is by competitive application (generally through SATAC) and interested students should seek academic counselling prior to commencing their studies to confirm the correct sequence of topics they should follow for their interest area.
Medicine: up to 75 percent of places in the Doctor of Medicine are reserved for Flinders graduates. In addition, up to 25 places will be reserved for students completing the Bachelor of Health Sciences, Bachelor of Medical Science, Bachelor of Paramedic Science and the Bachelor of Science (Biotechnology) (Medical Biotechnology stream). For further details see www.flinders.edu.au/healthpathways.
Nutrition and Dietetics: students who complete two years of the Nutrition major (following the program of study as per the course rule) in the Bachelor of Health Sciences are eligible to apply for competitive transfer to third year of the Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics. Students completing the Life Sciences major may be eligible to apply for status towards the Advanced Diploma of Naturopathy offered by the Adelaide Training College of Complementary Medicine or the Advanced Diploma of Applied Science (Naturopathy) offered by the SA College of Natural and Traditional Medicine.
Further course information is available on the Institution course website
Essential admission requirements:
Refer admission criteria
Admission criteria:
The admission criteria have been grouped to assist you to easily find the information most relevant to your circumstances. However, you may fit into more than one and the university will consider applicants against all relevant criteria. Certain conditions may apply. For more information click here
Recent secondary education (within the past two years):
Adjustment factor information that may be relevant to year 12 applicants is available here
Higher education:
The semester 1 2018 intake student profile for this course is available here
How to apply:
Information on applying through SATAC is available here
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Monash
Graduate entry
VTAC: Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre
A Monash Bachelor of Biomedical Science allows you to apply to Monash Medicine - Graduate Entry. Entry is highly competitive. See http://www.med.monash.edu.au/medicine/admissions/grad-entry/index.html
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University of Melbourne
Also do not forget that ATAR 99 / OP 1 is all that is needed to apply to UMelb full fee pathway to medicine. There will be an interview (MMI) in the third year.
Bachelor of Biomedicine
While about one third of Melbourne Biomedicine graduates are selected into the Doctor of Medicine (MD) program at the University of Melbourne, representing over half the annual domestic intake for the MD, even more of our graduates collectively choose other graduate pathways including the Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS), Doctor of Physiotherapy (DPT) and Doctor of Optometry (OD).
VTAC: Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre
Dental:
VTAC: Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre
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Bond University
Domestic and international** students eligible to graduate from the following Bond University programs: Bachelor of Biomedical Science (in the Pre-Health Professional major), the Master of Occupational Therapy, the Doctor of Physiotherapy or the Master of Nutrition and Dietetic Practice, meeting the minimum required GPA will be eligible to be considered for selection to enter Year 2 of the Bachelor of Medical Studies (BMedSt). The selection process will be based on GPA, psychometric testing and an interview. Places in Year 2 of the BMedSt for the graduates of these aforementioned programs are limited and dependent on availability.
https://bond.edu.au/program/bachelor-biomedical-science
https://bond.edu.au/program/medical-program/medical-program-entry-requirements
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ANU:
ANU undergraduate pathway to medicine at ANU (UMAT not needed). Low ATAR 90 /OP 6 requirement.
https://www.uac.edu.au/undergraduate/courses/anu/138302.shtml
Essential requirements for admission
Supplementary form: Entry to B Health Science is based on meeting both the minimum selection rank and a successful assessment of suitability. Suitability is determined by the submission and assessment of the B Health Science Supplementary Form, which is compulsory for all applicants. The supplementary form is available from anu.edu.au/study/apply/additional-selection-criteria-undergraduate-coursework-applications. This additional information should be submitted directly to the University by Friday 30 November 2018.
Here are some for your consideration:
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Flinders
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Flinders University Graduates Sub-quota
Up to 75% of places available will be reserved for Flinders University graduates who meet the application eligibility requirements. Up to 25 of these places are reserved for graduates of the Flinders Bachelor of Health Sciences, Bachelor of Medical Science, Bachelor of Paramedic Science and Bachelor of Science (Biotechnology – Medical Biotechnology Stream) and the remaining sub-quota places are reserved for graduates of any Flinders University qualification.
Applicants must have completed or are due to complete a Flinders University qualification by 31 December 2018 to be considered within this sub-quota. To be considered for this sub-quota applicants must indicate they are either about to complete a Bachelor degree or a postgraduate qualification in their application under the ‘Flinders University Studies’ section.
Non-Flinders University Graduates Sub-quota
A minimum of 25% of places will be reserved for graduates of a Bachelor degree or equivalent from an Australian university or other tertiary institution of equivalent standard, who do not hold a Flinders qualification. Historically, most, but not all, of these places have been taken up by applicants who do not hold a Flinders qualification but who were eligible to compete in one or more of the other sub-quotas, i.e. Rural, Humanitarian Visa and ATSI.
To be considered for this sub-quota applicants must indicate they are not about to complete or have not completed an undergraduate degree or postgraduate qualification at Flinders University under the ‘Flinders University Studies’ section.
https://www.flinders.edu.au/content...mestic/apply/flinders-md-admissions-guide.pdf
e.g:
Study the Bachelor of Health Sciences
Apply through SATAC
Bachelor of Health Sciences (214181)
This option will close no earlier than Monday 03 December 2018 but after that date it may close without notice. You are encouraged to apply without delay.
Deferment: This option is deferrable through Flinders University directly
Location: Flinders University
Duration: 3 years full-time (or equivalent part-time) | internal
Teaching commences: Monday 04 March 2019
This degree provides a flexible program of study giving students a broad understanding of the health care system. It provides exposure to a wide variety of health related professions and opportunities to transfer to a range of clinical and allied health specialities during the degree or on completion.
Pathways to other Flinders University Degrees
The Bachelor of Health Sciences provides students with foundational knowledge of the health sector and students are eligible to apply for entry to a number of other health-related undergraduate and postgraduate degrees at Flinders University. Entry to these degrees is by competitive application (generally through SATAC) and interested students should seek academic counselling prior to commencing their studies to confirm the correct sequence of topics they should follow for their interest area.
Medicine: up to 75 percent of places in the Doctor of Medicine are reserved for Flinders graduates. In addition, up to 25 places will be reserved for students completing the Bachelor of Health Sciences, Bachelor of Medical Science, Bachelor of Paramedic Science and the Bachelor of Science (Biotechnology) (Medical Biotechnology stream). For further details see www.flinders.edu.au/healthpathways.
Nutrition and Dietetics: students who complete two years of the Nutrition major (following the program of study as per the course rule) in the Bachelor of Health Sciences are eligible to apply for competitive transfer to third year of the Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics. Students completing the Life Sciences major may be eligible to apply for status towards the Advanced Diploma of Naturopathy offered by the Adelaide Training College of Complementary Medicine or the Advanced Diploma of Applied Science (Naturopathy) offered by the SA College of Natural and Traditional Medicine.
Further course information is available on the Institution course website
Essential admission requirements:
Refer admission criteria
Admission criteria:
The admission criteria have been grouped to assist you to easily find the information most relevant to your circumstances. However, you may fit into more than one and the university will consider applicants against all relevant criteria. Certain conditions may apply. For more information click here
Recent secondary education (within the past two years):
- Qualify for the South Australian Certificate of Education (SACE) or equivalent recent year 12 qualification (including the International Baccalaureate Diploma), and achieve a competitive selection rank.
- Research Project B: If you have strong results in the SACE Research Project B subject you will be considered for entry into this course on your Year 12 results combined with your Research Project B performance. If the combined score does not result in an enhanced selection rank, you will compete in the normal way.
- UniTEST: If you are completing an Australian Year 12 qualification this year, uniTEST is available to enhance your chances of getting into this course. We will select students based on Year 12 results combined with uniTEST performance. If you take the test and don’t do so well, don’t worry, we will only consider your ATAR Selection Rank.
Adjustment factor information that may be relevant to year 12 applicants is available here
Higher education:
- Completed or partially completed a recognised higher education program at a recognised higher education institution, or
- Completed a University Foundation Studies, Bridging or Enabling program
- You can apply for this course with a complete TAFE/VET Certificate III or higher. You will be ranked on the level of your TAFE/VET qualification – the higher your qualification, the more competitive you will be. TAFElink is a guaranteed entry pathway if you’ve completed a TAFE/VET Certificate IV or higher level qualification (provided you meet the course prerequisite requirements). Guaranteed entry levels are published at TAFElink
- Completed a non-recent SACE or equivalent secondary education qualification with a competitive selection rank, including the International Baccalaureate Diploma (IB), or
- Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT), or
- Indigenous Admissions Scheme
The semester 1 2018 intake student profile for this course is available here
How to apply:
Information on applying through SATAC is available here
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Monash
Graduate entry
VTAC: Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre
A Monash Bachelor of Biomedical Science allows you to apply to Monash Medicine - Graduate Entry. Entry is highly competitive. See http://www.med.monash.edu.au/medicine/admissions/grad-entry/index.html
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University of Melbourne
Also do not forget that ATAR 99 / OP 1 is all that is needed to apply to UMelb full fee pathway to medicine. There will be an interview (MMI) in the third year.
Bachelor of Biomedicine
While about one third of Melbourne Biomedicine graduates are selected into the Doctor of Medicine (MD) program at the University of Melbourne, representing over half the annual domestic intake for the MD, even more of our graduates collectively choose other graduate pathways including the Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS), Doctor of Physiotherapy (DPT) and Doctor of Optometry (OD).
VTAC: Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre
Dental:
VTAC: Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre
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Bond University
Domestic and international** students eligible to graduate from the following Bond University programs: Bachelor of Biomedical Science (in the Pre-Health Professional major), the Master of Occupational Therapy, the Doctor of Physiotherapy or the Master of Nutrition and Dietetic Practice, meeting the minimum required GPA will be eligible to be considered for selection to enter Year 2 of the Bachelor of Medical Studies (BMedSt). The selection process will be based on GPA, psychometric testing and an interview. Places in Year 2 of the BMedSt for the graduates of these aforementioned programs are limited and dependent on availability.
https://bond.edu.au/program/bachelor-biomedical-science
https://bond.edu.au/program/medical-program/medical-program-entry-requirements
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ANU:
ANU undergraduate pathway to medicine at ANU (UMAT not needed). Low ATAR 90 /OP 6 requirement.
https://www.uac.edu.au/undergraduate/courses/anu/138302.shtml
Essential requirements for admission
Supplementary form: Entry to B Health Science is based on meeting both the minimum selection rank and a successful assessment of suitability. Suitability is determined by the submission and assessment of the B Health Science Supplementary Form, which is compulsory for all applicants. The supplementary form is available from anu.edu.au/study/apply/additional-selection-criteria-undergraduate-coursework-applications. This additional information should be submitted directly to the University by Friday 30 November 2018.