chem bridging course for postgrad med (1 Viewer)

[imgonnascream]

I plan on doing postgrad medicine for psychiatry after doing a bachelors in social work, I'm aware I'm going to need the gamsat and background knowledge in chem for this but the issue is that I'm probably dropping it. Does anyone have any idea on what the bridging courses at usyd are like, or if I'd even be allowed to take one for medicine after dropping chem in HS?

 

[samdaman33]

bro has the whole next decade of his life planned out
but at that point after you've already done a degree your hs results don't matter, it's really just how you do in uni
and bridging courses are generally easy to get into (from what i've heard) as thats the whole point

 

[imgonnascream]

bro has the whole next decade of his life planned out
but at that point after you've already done a degree your hs results don't matter, it's really just how you do in uni
and bridging courses are generally easy to get into (from what i've heard) as thats the whole point

better to have a plan than nothing, i suppose, but what I'm really asking ig is like the length and depth of the course and stuff cause I don't wanna end up with a year long bridging course on top of a bunch of degree work

 

[Flux]

This country is real nice in that you can do whatever you want, you just require a lot of time, not having income for a while will be of detriment though so consider your position carefully.