If you're a provisional entry applicant, admission schemes can improve your chances of getting into the Doctor of Medicine.
You may be eligible for our admission schemes based on:
where you live
your background and personal circumstances
the subjects you studied at school.
Many of our admission schemes use 'adjustments' to boost your selection rank or GAMSAT score.
You can receive a maximum of 5 adjustments across all schemes. If you already have an ATAR or selection rank of 99.95 or above, adjustments won't boost your rank.
Rural Access Scheme
If you've lived in a rural or remote area in Australia, you may be eligible to receive 2 adjustments towards your selection rank for the Doctor of Medicine (provisional entry) and all undergraduate programs.
All Year 12 students are eligible to apply for the UQ Subject Incentive Scheme. The scheme provides up to 4 adjustments towards your selection rank if you've studied certain subjects at school.
If you’ve experienced significant financial disadvantage, you may be eligible to receive 5 adjustments towards your selection rank and a $3000 scholarship.
QTAC's Educational Access Scheme can provide additional support if you've experienced difficult personal circumstances that have negatively affected your most recent studies.
If you're studying high school from Australia and applying for the provisional entry pathway, you may be eligible for 'adjustments' through an admission scheme. Adjustments can help boost your entry score.
UQ Subject Incentive Scheme
Depending on the subjects you've studied at school, you may be eligible for up to 5 adjustments towards your entry score.
