MBCHB MAPAS Admission 2021

Cassanova M made this Official Information request to University of Auckland

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From: Cassanova M

Dear University of Auckland,

Please provide the following information for MAPAS FY applicants of the MBChB program relative to 2021 admissions :

General Category
(1) Number of MAPAS FY seats available in 2021

(2) Number of MAPAS seats filled in 2021 (number of FY and number of graduates)

(3) Number of MAPAS applicants (number of FY and number of graduates)

(4) Number of MAPAS applicants offered interviews (number of FY and number of graduates)

(5) Lowest GPA for successful MAPAS applicants (FY)

(6) Lower Quartile GPA for successful MAPAS applicants (FY),

(7) Median GPA for successful MAPAS applicants (FY),

(8) Upper Quartile GPA for successful MAPAS applicants (FY),

9) Highest GPA for unsuccessful MAPAS applicants (FY),

(10) Interview core GPA cut-off (MAPAS FY)

(11) Lowest UCAT score for successful MAPAS applicants (FY)

(12) Highest UCAT score for successful MAPAS applicants (FY)

(13) Lowest MMI score for successful MAPAS applicants (FY)

(14) Highest MMI score for unsuccessful MAPAS applicants (FY)

Yours faithfully, Cassanova M

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From: Rebecca Ewert
University of Auckland


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Dear Cassanova M,

 

The information requested is attached, with the exception of your requests
for the scores for the successful applicants with the lowest GPA, UCAT,
and MMI scores and the unsuccessful applicants with the highest GPA, UCAT,
and MMI scores. This information has been provided as ranges rather than
the specific value to protect their privacy under section 9(2)(a) of the
Official Information Act.

 

You have the right to make a complaint to an Ombudsman if you are
dissatisfied with this response.

 

Yours sincerely,

Rebecca Ewert

General Counsel

University of Auckland

 

From: Cassanova M <[1][FOI #15769 email]>
Sent: Sunday, 13 June 2021 2:48 AM
To: legal <[2][email address]>
Subject: Official Information request - MBCHB MAPAS Admission 2021

 

Dear University of Auckland,

Please provide the following information for MAPAS FY applicants of the
MBChB program relative to 2021 admissions :

General Category
(1) Number of MAPAS FY seats available in 2021

(2) Number of MAPAS seats filled in 2021 (number of FY and number of
graduates)

(3) Number of MAPAS applicants (number of FY and number of graduates)

(4) Number of MAPAS applicants offered interviews (number of FY and number
of graduates)

(5) Lowest GPA for successful MAPAS applicants (FY)

(6) Lower Quartile GPA for successful MAPAS applicants (FY),

(7) Median GPA for successful MAPAS applicants (FY),

(8) Upper Quartile GPA for successful MAPAS applicants (FY),

9) Highest GPA for unsuccessful MAPAS applicants (FY),

(10) Interview core GPA cut-off (MAPAS FY)

(11) Lowest UCAT score for successful MAPAS applicants (FY)

(12) Highest UCAT score for successful MAPAS applicants (FY)

(13) Lowest MMI score for successful MAPAS applicants (FY)

(14) Highest MMI score for unsuccessful MAPAS applicants (FY)

Yours faithfully, Cassanova M

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From: Cassanova M

Dear Rebecca Ewert, can you please confirm whether the GPA data provided for both successful and unsuccessful MAPAS applicants into the MBChB program is based on the core GPA or the GPA based on all papers during the year of application

Yours sincerely,

Cassanova M

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From: Cassanova M

Dear Rebecca Ewert, that is the GPA data given for MAPAS applicants entering the MBChB program from years 2016-2021. Is the GPA based on the final core papers or all papers sat during the year of application

Yours sincerely,

Cassanova M

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From: Landon Watt
University of Auckland

Dear Cassanova M,

 

The University’s responses to OIA requests about MBChB admissions report
GPA as it is calculated for MBChB admissions purposes. Accordingly, for
admissions via the First Year pathway, GPA will be reported as core GPA.
 However, for 2021 admissions, final grades for CHEM 110, BIOSCI 107 and
POPLHLTH 111 in 2020 were generated as a composite grade with 40% of the
CS9 grade and 60% of the CST (Clinical Selection Test). As your request
related to 2021 MBChB admissions, you were provided with statistics for
the core GPA, calculated using composite grades for CHEM 110, BIOSCI 107
and POPHLTH 111.  

 

Yours sincerely,

 

Landon Watt

Legal Advisor
Office of the Vice-Chancellor
University of Auckland

 

 

From: Cassanova M <[FOI #15769 email]>
Sent: Monday, 4 October 2021 11:57 pm
To: Rebecca Ewert <[email address]>
Subject: Re: FW: Official Information request - MBCHB MAPAS Admission 2021

 

Dear Rebecca Ewert, can you please confirm whether the GPA data provided
for both successful and unsuccessful MAPAS applicants into the MBChB
program is based on the core GPA or the GPA based on all papers during the
year of application

Yours sincerely,

Cassanova M

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