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This is in the interest of transparency and for the benefit of applicants.  \nGLOSSARY  \n\n| Term/Abbreviation | Definition |\n| --- | --- |\n| BMP | Bonded Medical Place |\n| CSP | Commonwealth Supported Place |\n| FEE | Full fee paying domestic place |\n| GAM | Graduate Access Melbourne Scheme |\n| GAMSAT | Graduate Medical School Admission Test |\n| GEMSAS | Graduate Entry Medical School Admissions System |\n| GPA | Grade Point Average |\n| MCAT | Medical College Admission Test |\n| MD | Doctor of Medicine course |\n| MMS | Melbourne Medical School |\n| Standard Pathway | GEMSAS for domestic applicants, direct entry for International applicants (i.e. not guaranteed entry pathways) |\n| WAM | Weighted Average Mark |\n\nApplication Pathways  \nSTANDARD PATHWAY  \n• Domestic  \nDomestic applicants are expected to apply for the Melbourne Doctor of Medicine (MD) through GEMSAS. With the exception of eligible guaranteed entry scheme applications, no direct applications to the University will be accepted for this course from domestic students.  \n• International  \nInternational students must apply direct to the University through the following website:  \n[http://futurestudents.unimelb.edu.au/admissions/applications/grad-int](http://futurestudents.unimelb.edu.au/admissions/applications/grad-int)  \n• All standard pathway applicants must meet all selection requirements as outlined in the Resolution on Selection tobe considered for selection. Meeting these requirements does not guarantee selection into the course.  \nCHANCELLOR’S SCHOLARS PROGRAM  \nApplicants for the course from The University of Melbourne Chancellor’s Scholars Program (who had achieved an ATAR of 99.9 or above and then completed an undergraduate degree at Melbourne) are guaranteed a Commonwealth Supported Place in the MD, provided they successfully complete the Multiple Mini Interview (MMI) .  \nCONTROLLED DOCUMENT : Melbourne Medical School Page 1 of 5  \nUpdated: 16 March 2016 11:46 AM v1 .0 Authorised: Medical Courses Committee  \nGUARANTEED ENTRY SCHEME  \nApplicants for the course from The University of Melbourne’s Guaranteed Entry scheme (who had achieved an ATAR of 99.0 or above and then completed an undergraduate degree at Melbourne) are guaranteed a full-fee paying place in the MD, provided they successfully maintain a minimum average of 75% in their undergraduate degree, and successfully complete the MMI.  \nTRANSFER  \n• Lateral Transfer  \nIt is not possible to transfer into The University of Melbourne’s Doctor of Medicine course from any other course, including other graduate medicine programs. All applicants must apply through the standard domestic or  \ninternational selection processes.  \n• Fee Type  \nIt is also not possible to transfer from a full fee paying place into a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) while enrolled in the course. If an international student is granted permanent residency in Australia, and is therefore eligible for a domestic place, they will be transferred into a full-fee paying place (not a CSP) .  \nTreatment of Elements of MD Application in Selection  \nThe most up-to-date Resolution on Selection for the MD is published in the University Handbook.  \nThe following information is to be read in conjunction with published selection criteria. Applicants are advised to read the MD Handbook entry prior to reading these selection guidelines.  \nGPA  \nStandard pathway applicants must achieve a minimum GPA of 5.0 in their undergraduate degree in order to be considered for selection.  \n• Calculation of GPA  \nThe University of Melbourne uses the GPA as calculated by the Graduate Entry Medical School Admissions System (GEMSAS) for standard pathway domestic and international applicants","cbCaidLdo3CrC5uL","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidLdo3CrC5uL","pdf",273574,"English","# Purpose\n# Glossary\n# Application Pathways\n## Standard Pathway\n## Chancellor’s Scholars Program\n## Guaranteed Entry Scheme\n## Transfer\n# Treatment of Elements of MD Application in Selection\n## GPA\n## GAMSAT/MCAT\n## Interview","[{\"question\":\"How do domestic and international applicants apply for the MD under the standard pathway?\",\"answer\":\"Domestic applicants apply through GEMSAS, and direct applications to the University are not accepted (except eligible guaranteed entry scheme applications). 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