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superflya:

--- Quote from: kingpomba on February 28, 2010, 07:52:38 pm ---Why isnt it free anyway?

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legit question :P

slothpomba:
So, you use money as a gate to control who does it.. i dont like that idea.

I dont think *everyone* would do it, if they had no interest in getting to medicine, they wouldnt care/ want the extra stress near exam time/ pay for prep.

Just my 2c.

(Also if money is the gate, why does the price keep raising, instead of some token fee.)

Caspar:

--- Quote from: kingpomba on February 28, 2010, 07:42:55 pm ---I don't think its very fair, especially for disadvantaged students, $200 is a lot of money and if they want a decent shot $570 for med-entry. In a country that prides a fair go for everyone... this just aint so fair..

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lol good joke. $200 is just if you don't have a medicare card. I think it's $80 for medicare card holders

Toothpaste:

--- Quote from: Caspar on March 09, 2010, 03:10:52 pm ---
--- Quote from: kingpomba on February 28, 2010, 07:42:55 pm ---I don't think its very fair, especially for disadvantaged students, $200 is a lot of money and if they want a decent shot $570 for med-entry. In a country that prides a fair go for everyone... this just aint so fair..

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lol good joke. $200 is just if you don't have a medicare card. I think it's $80 for medicare card holders

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I think you mean health care card (the Centrelink one).

slothpomba:
i was talking about med entry = decent shot

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