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抱抱。

好恐怖。 各位学姐学长们、 崇拜你们呐。 问题是口语怎么练到洋人的水平呢？ 感觉跟洋人混不到一起的说。

cindyppz

funfun-world 发表于 2011-12-14 22:06
i am an  international student and just finished foundation study for four subjects which are busi ...

No offence....but from your English I'm not very hopeful you'll get in to med. No pressure and no hard feelings. I thnk it might be easier to talk to your parents rather than stress yourself out. Why do they want you to be a doctor? It's pretty damn hard work....

Oh btw I'm not saying it's impossible....the chances are just a bit...slim. Mind you, if you have the time, you can apply again after finishing biomed....I think

funfun-world

cindyppz 发表于 2012-2-16 15:45
No offence....but from your English I'm not very hopeful you'll get in to med. No pressure and no  ...

think you for your reminder ..even though it makes me feel pretty upset..

cindyppz

i'll private message you

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Y ppl here particularly prefer txting English? I thought generally ppl in this forum tend to like typing Chinese.......Da......
Honestly, as an international studnet who speaks English as a 2nd language, the most difficult thing is not your academic grades, but the UMAT. UMAT just crews ppl up regardless who you are and where you come from. I knew heaps of local ppl whose UMAT were even under mine. I'd like to say Bsc BioMed first year could b a bit easier for Chinese students than local ones since English-wise, you would expect much less amount of academic writting. BHSc requires lots of academic writting. I was hopeless in my first year. Now, I read over my previous essays; even myself was surpised how difficult those craps were to read(poor tutors... SORRY.....). I wish you good luck. But honestly, you shuld make the decisoin carefully. MBChB means six years of full commitment to a full time study (including the overlapping year) in New Zealand, and from 2nd yr, you are expected to pay more than NZ$60.000 each year for your tuition without considering the cost of textbooks, living and other stuffs. Afterward, a self-supported international studnet cannot be guaranteed a job offer to be a house officer/surgeon since like other careers, NZ residents are the employers' first priority.
I do strongly suggest you to come to our grafton campus and talk to Karen, the international student officer in FMHS. I think she would be more than happy to help you out.
BTW, I didn't get into Med either. More important things were, 1st, I am still happy about wot i am currently studying now and 2nd, I am almost able to say good-bye to uni soon, at least a "Good-bye for couple of year"... Good luck!