ATAR Notes: Forum
VCE Stuff => Victorian Education Discussion => Topic started by: jmosh002 on February 01, 2012, 05:33:28 pm
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Hi all,
I enrolled for Allied Health as a Vet subject in Box hill tafe this year, and now i am not sure if it is a good idea. Will it minimize or maximize my chances if wanting to get into med. I am really hoping for an atar of 99.0. Please tell me more on why you think this is a good or bad idea.
Thanks
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in terms of atar, unless you tell us what subjs you're doing, what you're expecting, your strengths etc then we won't know
in terms of gaining entry, the only way i can see it could impact you is if you talk about it in the interview ,and how it demonstrates you're interested in the body etc, so i guess its a plus if it isn't at the expense of possibly doing aonther subject, and doing well in it.
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in terms of atar, unless you tell us what subjs you're doing, what you're expecting, your strengths etc then we won't know
in terms of gaining entry, the only way i can see it could impact you is if you talk about it in the interview ,and how it demonstrates you're interested in the body etc, so i guess its a plus if it isn't at the expense of possibly doing aonther subject, and doing well in it.
I will probably be doing for 2013 : English, Spec, Chem, Religion and either the Vet Subject or Further Maths. I am currently doing Methods. Only 2 maths subjects count towards the top 4, so do you think it would be more beneficial in doing a Vet subject (increment- 10% of top 4) or further as a back up maths subject.
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perosnally I would see how you do in methods first. You don't relaly need Further maths 1/2 to do 3/4, so you can always drop VET and do further if you'd like right?