VTAC OFFERS (Class of 2009)

[simplicity123]

comm/law monash!

[vexx]

No. You can only do a graduate course with an undergraduate degree.

^ yes but if you don't do it at melb and got 99+ you aren't guaranteed entry and it's much more competitive, rather if you stay at unimelb you have that 'guaranteed scheme'.

[lynt.br]

comm/law monash!

[simpak]

No. You can only do a graduate course with an undergraduate degree.

^ yes but if you don't do it at melb and got 99+ you aren't guaranteed entry and it's much more competitive, rather if you stay at unimelb you have that 'guaranteed scheme'.

Yeah but there are still downsides to the guaranteed entry pathway.
For instance, I want to do the JD after I finish Media Com but I'm still going to go through the mainstream application process despite guaranteed entry because even if I defer payment I am not entirely sure that I will be able to afford a full fee paying place - which is all you're guaranteed with a 99+ ENTER.
I'd rather take a shot at the CSP as well.

[Akirus]

No. You can only do a graduate course with an undergraduate degree.

I know, but you don't have to do it at Melb to do their graduate courses, right?

For example, lets say I do biomed at Monash, I could still apply for MD at Melbourne once I'm done.

[steph753]

I got Arts at Monash Caulfield

[vexx]

No. You can only do a graduate course with an undergraduate degree.

I know, but you don't have to do it at Melb to do their graduate courses, right?

For example, lets say I do biomed at Monash, I could still apply for MD at Melbourne once I'm done.

yeah this is true.

but if your aiming for 99.90 and want to go grad med (not full-fee), definitely melb is the way to go.
the MD is going to be probably the most prestigious med school - that being the most difficult to get into.
so if your really keen: definitely having an advantage like the 'no gamsat' is very helpful

[Akirus]

No. You can only do a graduate course with an undergraduate degree.

I know, but you don't have to do it at Melb to do their graduate courses, right?

For example, lets say I do biomed at Monash, I could still apply for MD at Melbourne once I'm done.

yeah this is true.

but if your aiming for 99.90 and want to go grad med (not full-fee), definitely melb is the way to go.
the MD is going to be probably the most prestigious med school - that being the most difficult to get into.
so if your really keen: definitely having an advantage like the 'no gamsat' is very helpful

Personally, if I wanted to do med I would do the Science scholarship at Monash and finish it in 2 years.

I'm not really interested in med though, so I was just throwing this out there for the people that are.

[vexx]

No. You can only do a graduate course with an undergraduate degree.

I know, but you don't have to do it at Melb to do their graduate courses, right?

For example, lets say I do biomed at Monash, I could still apply for MD at Melbourne once I'm done.

yeah this is true.

but if your aiming for 99.90 and want to go grad med (not full-fee), definitely melb is the way to go.
the MD is going to be probably the most prestigious med school - that being the most difficult to get into.
so if your really keen: definitely having an advantage like the 'no gamsat' is very helpful

Personally, if I wanted to do med I would do the Science scholarship at Monash and finish it in 2 years.

I'm not really interested in med though, so I was just throwing this out there for the people that are.

i spoke to melbourne uni, they told me that it needs to be a minimum degree of 3 years. it sucksss, i considered monash's science scholar program too

[Akirus]

No. You can only do a graduate course with an undergraduate degree.

I know, but you don't have to do it at Melb to do their graduate courses, right?

For example, lets say I do biomed at Monash, I could still apply for MD at Melbourne once I'm done.

yeah this is true.

but if your aiming for 99.90 and want to go grad med (not full-fee), definitely melb is the way to go.
the MD is going to be probably the most prestigious med school - that being the most difficult to get into.
so if your really keen: definitely having an advantage like the 'no gamsat' is very helpful

Personally, if I wanted to do med I would do the Science scholarship at Monash and finish it in 2 years.

I'm not really interested in med though, so I was just throwing this out there for the people that are.

i spoke to melbourne uni, they told me that it needs to be a minimum degree of 3 years. it sucksss, i considered monash's science scholar program too

Ah, I see. Thanks for that info.

[simpak]

Hey guys, what was the cut off for Engineering at Melbourne?

[Edmund]

Hey guys, what was the cut off for Engineering at Melbourne?

84.7 I think

[simpak]

Hey guys, what was the cut off for Engineering at Melbourne?

84.7 I think

...Right?  But my friend got an ENTER of 90, and it was her second preference and she got her third preference.
I don't understand how this could work.
Are you sure 84.7 wasn't fringe?  Because I seem to recall it not telling anybody what the clearly in was in the paper.
I remember a '-' in the column?

[Edmund]

Hey guys, what was the cut off for Engineering at Melbourne?

84.7 I think

...Right?  But my friend got an ENTER of 90, and it was her second preference and she got her third preference.
I don't understand how this could work.
Are you sure 84.7 wasn't fringe?  Because I seem to recall it not telling anybody what the clearly in was in the paper.
I remember a '-' in the column?

84.7 is the fringe.. It doesn't say the cutoff =/

[simpak]

Wicked.  It went up like, 6 then?  Interesting.