HOW TO APPLY FOR MEDICINE IN AUSTRALIA (2022) | UCAT, pathways, UAC applications, medical interviews

How can you get into medical school in Australia, THIS YEAR?? Here’s how! In today’s video, we walk through preparing for the UCAT, researching universities and choosing a medical school, the application process (including a step-by-step of how to apply through UAC), medical interviews and accepting offers. I also briefly touch on post-graduate job prospects and answer the question “does the medical school you go to affect your future job prospects?’. As always, please leave any questions you have in the comments or DM me on Instagram. Enjoy! And don’t forget to subscribe xx
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Chapters:
00:00 intro
00:17 overview
01:24 UCAT
03:37 choosing a university
06:40 application process (UAC)
08:46 interviews
09:50 ATAR
09:58 revise your UAC preferences
11:12 admission pathways (+ accepting offers)
12:44 future job prospects
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About me
Hello! I'm Laura, a fourth-year medical student. I'm pretty new to this youtube thing so thanks for being here while I figure it all out :) I live in australia and make videos about being a medical student, as well as a little bit of health and lifestyle x
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[@kasperdaignault6349]

You're a life saver, this actually makes things so much easier.

[@LauraBeaumont]

So glad you found it useful! :))

[@celine8696]

Super helpful! Thankyou! Very informative ☺️

[@LauraBeaumont]

So glad! :))

[@gracechen2412]

thank you! very helpful!

[@margarettroman656]

Hi laura, can you make a video too on how to apply in med school in aus when you’re international student

[@vijay5478]

Hi Laura, I would like to know Domestic pathway for my daughter for medicine study, please guide me. thank you.

[@MrBellda]

Hello Ms. Beaumont, your Medentry discount code has expired, are you thinking of reapplying for a new code? Thanking you in advance.

[@ukh0]

Hi Laura! ive been watching your vids and they are really helpful. i have a question! what was the atar you had achieved inhighschool? thanks

[@LauraBeaumont]

Hello, thank you so much! I'm glad you've found them helpful. My ATAR was 97.75 - feel free to check out my video on getting in medicine (here: th-cam.com/video/CpibtuULJ3Q/w-d-xo.html ) where I break down my HSC marks and go through every step of my journey into medical school. :))

[@chaewonpark4755]

hi laura! how did you write your medicine application (e.g. for UNSW) that asks for written responses?

[@LauraBeaumont]

Hi Chaewon, the written application for UNSW isn't used in the selection process at all, it is just for them to understand your background to organise some talking points for interviews (it asks why you want to study at UNSW, non-academic interests, personal qualities, etc). Don't stress - keep it succinct whilst making sure to let them know what makes YOU unique. I think you'll really benefit from watching my interview video (here: th-cam.com/video/EqmJvFW8_Xw/w-d-xo.html) - I understand it isn't about written applications, but you can use the same principles!!

[@user-bq8ke2sv3p]

Thank you! Could you add an Eng subtitle?

[@mohd180]

How can we apply for sydney university

[@yuvika8136]

Hey Laura, I remember you once mentioning that a person you know was able to transfer into medicine after their first year of another undergrad course. Are you able to say what course they may have done and what courses you recommended in which it won’t be too difficult to get a high gpa?

[@KGlifts]

Its not as simple as doing any undergraduate course, typically you have to do health science or something similar and enrol in certain prerequisite units. At least that is the case at my university. I assume its similar at other universities. You would also want to make sure you have a very high course weighted average, i would say something between 85-90 as a minimum, in order to be competitive.

[@KGlifts]

I would say do alot of research into the specific requirements for your university, or speak to an advisor at the university.

[@laurentiaroman4273]

Hey Laura. love your content, is there an email address where to contact you in regards to a sponsorship?
Thank you

[@LauraBeaumont]

Hi Laurentia - thank you, glad you like my content!! messaging on instagram is probably the best way to contact me - @laurabeaumont :))