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AustraLearn
03-05-2008, 08:17 PM
Hi Everyone,
I wanted to provide information for students interested in applying to University of Wollongong Graduate School of Medicine and University of Queensland Medical School.

All students interested in applying to these medical schools can do so through AustraLearn.

University of Wollongong Graduate School of Medicine
The early round deadline for applications to University of Wollongong is March 15th and the regular application deadline is June 1st. See contact details below to speak to a Coordinator at AustraLearn to assist you with your application. All US and Canadian students must apply to Wollongong through AustraLearn.
Visit to Canada The Chair of Admissions from the Graduate School of Medicine at Wollongong will be in Toronto and Vancouver in April.
If you would like to meet with University of Wollongong, please contact AustraLearn to arrange a time.
University of Queensland
Applications to UQ are assessed on a rolling admissions basis, so apply as early as you can. Applications are being assessed from May 1st and offers will be granted on a first-come, first-serve basis. Again, submit your applications to AustraLearn for prompt processing.

AustraLearn Contact Details
For Canadian Students
Phone toll-free: 1 888 637 4412
Email: studyabroad@australearncanada.org
Website: www.australearncanada.org (http://www.australearncanada.org)

For US Students
Phone toll-free: 800 980 0033
Email: degrees@australearn.org
Website: www.australearn.org (http://www.australearn.org)

AustraLearn is the admissions representative in Canada and the US for 32 universities in Australia and New Zealand, and this includes almost all of the medical schools.

AustraLearn is a free service to students and we assist you through the entire application and enrolment process and then with the pre-departure process such as visas, housing and travel arrangements. In addition, AustraLearn provides all of our students with 24 hour emergency support while they are studying in Australia and New Zealand.

Please don't hesitate to contact us with any questions you have about applying to medical schools in Australia or New Zealand.

Regards
Victoria Heron
AustraLearn

Lyndal PN
03-07-2008, 03:40 AM
YAY Thanks Victoria!

Yes, I will be travelling in North America next month - I plan to be visiting Los ANgeles, Denver, Washington DC, Toronto and Vancouver and would love to chat with anyone interested in studying medicine at the University of Wollongong. See all the contact details above, or pm or email me for more information

Cheers
Lyndal

dpatel22
03-07-2008, 09:45 AM
Hello!

I want to know what is the worst looking appilcation that can be accepted in Any australian medical university.



Bachelors Degree in biology (GPA 2.98)
Some research experience in undergrad
Volunteer work
In honor society for a year
Have also gotten scholarship
Was in national guard for a year

NO MCAT

In medical university of lublin in poland (2nd year 1st semester)

Is there any college that would accept this.


Let me know what are the chances... i m just wondering...

Real application is not as bad as it looks here.....

Thank you

GeorgeMD2B
03-07-2008, 07:56 PM
I hope you're not related to Dr. J Patel.

Lyndal PN
03-07-2008, 09:30 PM
dpatel

A GPA of 2.9 would make you eligible for most schools GPA cut off, but you must sit MCAT to apply for any medical school in Australia

dpatel22
03-08-2008, 07:27 AM
Hey

why do u say that.... btwn i dont know any Dr J Patel.


What is the MCAT score cut off for australian uni.

Can i finish my clinical rotations in Australia after 2 years of Medschool in poland

what are the requirements for that

Lyndal PN
03-08-2008, 06:06 PM
MCAT scores vary slightly between schools, but generally around 24 and M is the cut off- for most schools the higher the better. As far as I am aware you would need to start medcal school again- I dont know of any schools that would let you transfer into the program part way through your studies.

Dr J Patel was a doctor who was found to have caused heaps of surgical problems and deaths a few years ago in Australia (but the probleems had started before this in the US) - George was just being funny ;)

Lyndal

GeorgeMD2B
03-08-2008, 08:02 PM
There are 4, and 5-6 year medical schools in Australia. The four year programs require a Bachelor or higher degree completed, you need to take the MCAT and for most schools the minimum is 8-8-8M. Some schools do not have a minimum posted. In general you cannot transfer credit from another medical school, so you will have to repeat all years. They are strict with Australian students about this too.

gues09
03-09-2008, 04:11 PM
hello!!
I have just graduated from undergraduate college in Texas. I have a bachelor's in biology and psychology. I have a 28 on mcat and I have quite intensive volunteer work. I am considering applying to medical school in Australia and I was wondering how often international students were accepted. I am currently in Pakistan. I just graduated in December 2007.
thank you!!!!

Lyndal PN
03-09-2008, 05:03 PM
Hi gues09

For the University of Wolloongong we are currently seeking international students - students from North America can apply now through Australearn and students from the rest of the world in June through Acer. Both of these application rounds are for the academic year starting January 09.

Feel free to eail me should you require any more information

Cheers
Lyndal