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Archived Discussion => VTAC Offers => Results Discussion => Victoria => 2012 => Topic started by: thushan on January 16, 2012, 08:12:40 pm

Title: Re: Monash Med 2012 - SPLIT
Post by: thushan on January 16, 2012, 08:12:40 pm
You guys pick a date then, I am very poor at organising such things :)



WHOA! Congrats Thushan!

Ahaha it's not much, every applicant gets an interview

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Title: Re: Re: Monash Med 2012
Post by: pi on January 16, 2012, 08:14:34 pm
Wait, your interview is in Aus right?
Title: Re: Re: Monash Med 2012
Post by: iamtom on January 16, 2012, 08:15:41 pm
Princeton? Couldn't have gotten one for a good Ivy League institution?

;D

Having said that, my MIT one is very soon, and that's not even IL so I can't hang shit.

Good luck!
Title: Re: Re: Monash Med 2012
Post by: thushan on January 16, 2012, 08:45:45 pm
LOL I do have Harvard and Yale interviews too :P
Title: Re: Re: Monash Med 2012
Post by: iamtom on January 16, 2012, 08:47:08 pm
Good, good.  I take it you can afford to live there?
Title: Re: Re: Monash Med 2012
Post by: thushan on January 16, 2012, 08:54:31 pm
Well, IF (that's a BIG IF) i get a place, then I should get financial aid :D
Having said that, if the FinAid is not enough, then I'll turn down. But that's like a 0.0000001% chance of me getting in. No joke.
Title: Re: Re: Monash Med 2012
Post by: iamtom on January 16, 2012, 09:14:11 pm
Well, IF (that's a BIG IF) i get a place, then I should get financial aid :D
Having said that, if the FinAid is not enough, then I'll turn down. But that's like a 0.0000001% chance of me getting in. No joke.
You'd be surprised, you're Aussie and got a 99.95. What was your SAT, assuming you did it?

And Financial Aid will be preeeeetty good. Although I'm good regardless.
Title: Re: Re: Monash Med 2012
Post by: Surgeon on January 16, 2012, 09:58:26 pm
I'm going to be applying to Ivy League colleges and am in Year 12 this year. I'll be sitting the SAT exam and the SAT Subject tests for World History and Mathematics Level 1. I'll be graduating from Haileybury College in 2012 and play in two sports first teams. Rugby and Water Polo. I'm heavily involved in extra-curricular activities at school. I'm the Intelligentsia club captain, Water Polo captain and Model United Nations club captain. I'm also heavily involved in debating and public speaking, taking part in many competitions throughout the year representing my school. I'm also a member of the Labor Party of Australia. I've been doing volunteer work at a Physiotherapy clinic since November 2010 four hours a week during school term and upto 12-16 hours a week on school holidays. I also received a leadership position as a 'Prefect' at school. Do I sound like the type of student that these prestigious colleges are looking for?
Title: Re: Re: Monash Med 2012
Post by: iamtom on January 16, 2012, 10:06:45 pm
I'm going to be applying to Ivy League colleges and am in Year 12 this year. I'll be sitting the SAT exam and the SAT Subject tests for World History and Mathematics Level 1. I'll be graduating from Haileybury College in 2012 and play in two sports first teams. Rugby and Water Polo. I'm heavily involved in extra-curricular activities at school. I'm the Intelligentsia club captain, Water Polo captain and Model United Nations club captain. I'm also heavily involved in debating and public speaking, taking part in many competitions throughout the year representing my school. I'm also a member of the Labor Party of Australia. I've been doing volunteer work at a Physiotherapy clinic since November 2010 four hours a week during school term and upto 12-16 hours a week on school holidays. I also received a leadership position as a 'Prefect' at school. Do I sound like the type of student that these prestigious colleges are looking for?

Not overly.
Title: Re: Re: Monash Med 2012
Post by: iamtom on January 16, 2012, 10:13:59 pm
I wonder if Hopefulstudent knows I'm joking.

All I do is program and I'm being considered for MIT, I mean like... he knows the answer.
Title: Re: Re: Monash Med 2012
Post by: Surgeon on January 16, 2012, 10:35:52 pm
So honestly, what do you guys think? Going to Harard has been one of my biggest dreams since I was really young, I'm afraid I'm not perfect though.
Title: Re: Re: Monash Med 2012
Post by: iamtom on January 16, 2012, 10:41:52 pm
They don't want perfect, man. Just apply and see what happens.
Title: Re: Re: Monash Med 2012
Post by: Surgeon on January 16, 2012, 10:51:45 pm
They don't want perfect, man. Just apply and see what happens.

I sure hope so! Getting into Harvard would be a dream come true. It means a lot to me on so many different levels.
Title: Re: Re: Monash Med 2012
Post by: Tren on January 18, 2012, 02:13:28 am
I'm going to be applying to Ivy League colleges and am in Year 12 this year. I'll be sitting the SAT exam and the SAT Subject tests for World History and Mathematics Level 1. I'll be graduating from Haileybury College in 2012 and play in two sports first teams. Rugby and Water Polo. I'm heavily involved in extra-curricular activities at school. I'm the Intelligentsia club captain, Water Polo captain and Model United Nations club captain. I'm also heavily involved in debating and public speaking, taking part in many competitions throughout the year representing my school. I'm also a member of the Labor Party of Australia. I've been doing volunteer work at a Physiotherapy clinic since November 2010 four hours a week during school term and upto 12-16 hours a week on school holidays. I also received a leadership position as a 'Prefect' at school. Do I sound like the type of student that these prestigious colleges are looking for?
By this description i can pretty much tell who this guy is but he is not a prefect
Also congrats to med students hoping to get in med at monash next year
Anyway im wondering since this topic has shifted to ivy league colleges
That i got a scholarship to an oxbridge program for new york in term 3 last year and wondering if it had any benefits
Title: Re: Re: Monash Med 2012
Post by: Surgeon on January 18, 2012, 08:33:06 am
I'm going to be applying to Ivy League colleges and am in Year 12 this year. I'll be sitting the SAT exam and the SAT Subject tests for World History and Mathematics Level 1. I'll be graduating from Haileybury College in 2012 and play in two sports first teams. Rugby and Water Polo. I'm heavily involved in extra-curricular activities at school. I'm the Intelligentsia club captain, Water Polo captain and Model United Nations club captain. I'm also heavily involved in debating and public speaking, taking part in many competitions throughout the year representing my school. I'm also a member of the Labor Party of Australia. I've been doing volunteer work at a Physiotherapy clinic since November 2010 four hours a week during school term and upto 12-16 hours a week on school holidays. I also received a leadership position as a 'Prefect' at school. Do I sound like the type of student that these prestigious colleges are looking for?
By this description i can pretty much tell who this guy is but he is not a prefect
Also congrats to med students hoping to get in med at monash next year
Anyway im wondering since this topic has shifted to ivy league colleges
That i got a scholarship to an oxbridge program for new york in term 3 last year and wondering if it had any benefits

I was told that it was almost certain that I would be appointed as a prefect during second round offers so that's what I'm basing my comments on. Who are you?
Title: Re: Re: Monash Med 2012 - SPLIT
Post by: Jdog on January 18, 2012, 10:28:07 am
its all luck of the draw to a certain extent. Some years they are looking for some kind of students other years they are looking for others. I can say, that your academics must still be very excellent unless you are aiming to go there based on sports.


Unfortunatley haileybury isn't the greatest aps sports school, esp. for rugby.. :P
Title: Re: Re: Monash Med 2012 - SPLIT
Post by: Surgeon on January 18, 2012, 11:36:49 am
its all luck of the draw to a certain extent. Some years they are looking for some kind of students other years they are looking for others. I can say, that your academics must still be very excellent unless you are aiming to go there based on sports.


Unfortunatley haileybury isn't the greatest aps sports school, esp. for rugby.. :P


Thanks for that haha I'll just apply and hope for the best I guess.

On the topic of rugby, we did with the grand final last year :P The team is a lot weaker this year though most of our top players graduated last year.
Title: Re: Re: Monash Med 2012 - SPLIT
Post by: Jdog on January 18, 2012, 11:45:07 am
Yeah mate thats because hailebury is in second division.... you guys don't verse our scotch firsts, skevs or grammar firsts

http://www.vsru.rugbynet.com.au/default.asp?id=48437

Title: Re: Re: Monash Med 2012 - SPLIT
Post by: Surgeon on January 18, 2012, 03:16:44 pm
Yeah mate thats because hailebury is in second division.... you guys don't verse our scotch firsts, skevs or grammar firsts

http://www.vsru.rugbynet.com.au/default.asp?id=48437

Ah, that's something I didn't know. Good thing I'm at Haileybury then otherwise I may not have the "First Rugby team" to put on applications.
Title: Re: Re: Monash Med 2012 - SPLIT
Post by: nemolala on January 18, 2012, 03:54:50 pm
@Thushan: If its not a rude thing to ask, how come you are applying for  American unis?
Title: Re: Monash Med 2012 - SPLIT
Post by: thushan on January 18, 2012, 04:05:15 pm
LOL nah no worries - um, just wanted to keep my options open.
Title: Re: Re: Monash Med 2012 - SPLIT
Post by: nemolala on January 18, 2012, 04:27:30 pm
okay then all the best :)