❓ Mr. Dean asks about student admissions to UWA's Medical School, specifically the number of students from WA schools and other sources, as well as the schools of origin for each student. The Minister provides data on student numbers from WA schools and other sources but states that the school of origin data is not readily available.
AnsweredQoN 2364Legislative Assembly
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(b) would the Minister list the number of students admitted from other sources to the Medical School of the University of Western Australia for each of the above years; and (c) would the Minister list, for all the academic years listed in (a) above, the schools of origin for each admitted student to the Medical School of the University of Western Australia?
(c) would the Minister list, for all the academic years listed in (a) above, the schools of origin for each admitted student to the Medical School of the University of Western Australia?
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION SERVICES (a) –(b) YEAR FROM WA SCHOOL PREVIOUS YEAR FROM OTHER SOURCES* 2003 78 50 2002 80 47 2001 78 47 2000 73 42 1999 73 42 1998 76 34 *Other sources includes: special entry by Aboriginal and rural students (recent years), interstate/overseas. In addition to these numbers some places are provided for transfers from other courses and for students (10-15) who are granted deferrals each year. Some people who have done related courses are granted entry to later years of the course (around 10). (c) This information is not readily available at this level of detail.
(a) –(b) YEAR FROM WA SCHOOL PREVIOUS YEAR FROM OTHER SOURCES* 2003 78 50 2002 80 47 2001 78 47 2000 73 42 1999 73 42 1998 76 34 *Other sources includes: special entry by Aboriginal and rural students (recent years), interstate/overseas. In addition to these numbers some places are provided for transfers from other courses and for students (10-15) who are granted deferrals each year. Some people who have done related courses are granted entry to later years of the course (around 10). (c) This information is not readily available at this level of detail.
YEAR FROM WA SCHOOL PREVIOUS YEAR FROM OTHER SOURCES* 2003 78 50 2002 80 47 2001 78 47 2000 73 42 1999 73 42 1998 76 34 *Other sources includes: special entry by Aboriginal and rural students (recent years), interstate/overseas. In addition to these numbers some places are provided for transfers from other courses and for students (10-15) who are granted deferrals each year. Some people who have done related courses are granted entry to later years of the course (around 10). (c) This information is not readily available at this level of detail.
*Other sources includes: special entry by Aboriginal and rural students (recent years), interstate/overseas. In addition to these numbers some places are provided for transfers from other courses and for students (10-15) who are granted deferrals each year. Some people who have done related courses are granted entry to later years of the course (around 10). (c) This information is not readily available at this level of detail.
In addition to these numbers some places are provided for transfers from other courses and for students (10-15) who are granted deferrals each year. Some people who have done related courses are granted entry to later years of the course (around 10). (c) This information is not readily available at this level of detail.
Some people who have done related courses are granted entry to later years of the course (around 10). (c) This information is not readily available at this level of detail.
(c) This information is not readily available at this level of detail.
(c) would the Minister list, for all the academic years listed in (a) above, the schools of origin for each admitted student to the Medical School of the University of Western Australia?
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION SERVICES (a) –(b) YEAR FROM WA SCHOOL PREVIOUS YEAR FROM OTHER SOURCES* 2003 78 50 2002 80 47 2001 78 47 2000 73 42 1999 73 42 1998 76 34 *Other sources includes: special entry by Aboriginal and rural students (recent years), interstate/overseas. In addition to these numbers some places are provided for transfers from other courses and for students (10-15) who are granted deferrals each year. Some people who have done related courses are granted entry to later years of the course (around 10). (c) This information is not readily available at this level of detail.
(a) –(b) YEAR FROM WA SCHOOL PREVIOUS YEAR FROM OTHER SOURCES* 2003 78 50 2002 80 47 2001 78 47 2000 73 42 1999 73 42 1998 76 34 *Other sources includes: special entry by Aboriginal and rural students (recent years), interstate/overseas. In addition to these numbers some places are provided for transfers from other courses and for students (10-15) who are granted deferrals each year. Some people who have done related courses are granted entry to later years of the course (around 10). (c) This information is not readily available at this level of detail.
YEAR FROM WA SCHOOL PREVIOUS YEAR FROM OTHER SOURCES* 2003 78 50 2002 80 47 2001 78 47 2000 73 42 1999 73 42 1998 76 34 *Other sources includes: special entry by Aboriginal and rural students (recent years), interstate/overseas. In addition to these numbers some places are provided for transfers from other courses and for students (10-15) who are granted deferrals each year. Some people who have done related courses are granted entry to later years of the course (around 10). (c) This information is not readily available at this level of detail.
*Other sources includes: special entry by Aboriginal and rural students (recent years), interstate/overseas. In addition to these numbers some places are provided for transfers from other courses and for students (10-15) who are granted deferrals each year. Some people who have done related courses are granted entry to later years of the course (around 10). (c) This information is not readily available at this level of detail.
In addition to these numbers some places are provided for transfers from other courses and for students (10-15) who are granted deferrals each year. Some people who have done related courses are granted entry to later years of the course (around 10). (c) This information is not readily available at this level of detail.
Some people who have done related courses are granted entry to later years of the course (around 10). (c) This information is not readily available at this level of detail.
(c) This information is not readily available at this level of detail.
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Answered
2 March 2004
Responded by
Minister for Education and Training
Response time
77 days
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND TRAINING &
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION SERVICES
(a) –(b)
YEAR FROM WA SCHOOL PREVIOUS YEAR FROM OTHER SOURCES*
2003 78 50
2002 80 47
2001 78 47
2000 73 42
1999 73 42
1998 76 34
*Other sources includes: special entry by Aboriginal and rural students (recent years), interstate/overseas.
In addition to these numbers some places are provided for transfers from other courses and for students (10-15) who are granted deferrals each year.
Some people who have done related courses are granted entry to later years of the course (around 10).
(c) This information is not readily available at this level of detail.
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION SERVICES
(a) –(b)
YEAR FROM WA SCHOOL PREVIOUS YEAR FROM OTHER SOURCES*
2003 78 50
2002 80 47
2001 78 47
2000 73 42
1999 73 42
1998 76 34
*Other sources includes: special entry by Aboriginal and rural students (recent years), interstate/overseas.
In addition to these numbers some places are provided for transfers from other courses and for students (10-15) who are granted deferrals each year.
Some people who have done related courses are granted entry to later years of the course (around 10).
(c) This information is not readily available at this level of detail.
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