Trinity foundation? Monash foundation?

Monash university requires international students to take ISAT before applying to medicine. Melbourne University(through Trinity) does not require ISAT or UMAT, but there isn't Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery/Bachelor of Medical Science in 2009 due to the Melbourne Model. Although, Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery is still offered(2009 being the last year as undergraduate). 2009 is also the last year Bachelor of Dental science in Melbourne University.

The score for Medicine and Dentistry for Melbourne Uni through trinity is 98% average. Yes, it is tough you virtually cannot afford to lose any marks. But, Trinity is a very good course, I've learnt a lot here. I am planning for Bachelor of Dental Science next year in 2008.

You could actually enter Melbourne Uni for medicine. If you get an average of 98% in English, Chemistry, Maths 1 or 2 or physics and one other subject(total 4), you'll be guaranteed a place.

Take 3 years biomedicine and 4 years medicine(no need to attend interview for the graduate medicine programme, other hassle, automatically enter since you are a trinity student, as long as you pass all your biomedicine subjects)

it is not obvious to say tat uni melb is too hoo hahhh thier new system
beware, sometime a system might fail also ~.

onelove89, if im in your situation i will not burn my parents money with system still testing.

onelove, man...
have you been to melbourne before?
not easy here..especially you are new to new environment..
it is totally different from miri i tell you..

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Added on September 8, 2007, 6:44 pm

still bagus..
i work at one asian shoppie in chaddy there....walao..
1 hr -7.50 ...
some malaysia there work more than visa time..

Summer will only last for a month or so, then you'll enter the great yellowness in autumn and darkness in winter...*Evil laugh*

Have you thought of what subjects you are going to take in Trinity yet?

Are you serious? Chem, Bio and physics?!?

You can take 4 electives but they won't allow you to take chem, bio and physics together, there won't enough time.

You have 4 periods a day, lasting 1.5 hours each.

Literature, HOI, Maths 1 takes up 3 hours( 1 lecture and 1 tute) each
Drama takes up 1.5 hours
EAP takes up 3 hours a week
Chem takes 4.5 hours(2 lectures and 1 tute) and 3 hour practical every alternate week
Bio and physics takes up 3 hours(1 lec, 1 tute) and 3 hour practicals every alternate week

That makes up 24 hours of lectures and tutorials every week and 9 hours of practical every alternate week. That is called suicide.

This is still possible, but you'll end up with only 2 free periods every alternate week. And, practicals ARE very stressful. In terms 2+3, the HOI essays come in and you are required to research on the topics in the libraries.

Below is the list of assignments throughout the year:
Term 1-nothing
Term 2-HOI essay(1200 words, 20%, due in week 6), Drama monologue presentation(10% of English mark, due in week 7), EAP essay(5%, due in week 5)
Term 3-HOI essay(1500 words, 30%, due in week 6), Drama group performance(10% of English, due in week 7), EAP essay(5%, week 5), Chemistry presentation(10%, week 7)+winter
Term 4-Drama group performance(10% of English, week 7), EAP presentation(25%, due in week 2)

As you can see, term 3 is hell term.

If you want 4 electives, take 2 sciences, maths 1 and one other.