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[bananacosmicgirl]

In March, I did the Swedish equivalent of the SAT's (here called Högskoleprovet). I checked the results immediately and figured out what my score would probably be, but the raw score is turned into a score on a scale from 0,0 to 2,0. Those scales are pretty much always the same, but who knows - they might change.

They didn't.

Which is why I now have a score of 1,9 on said test.

1,8 is what's been necessary to get into med school.

I'm very happy :)

(Also, it was the first time I did the test - they say that it usually turns out better the second time, because you're more prepared for what it's like... so hopefully I can do a 2,0 this fall when I do it again (the test is twice a year))

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[bananacosmic.livejournal.com]

Ah, true. As far as I know, there's a lot of focus here on patient care - as it should be (although being a doctor, or a nurse, is a lot of paperwork here too). But at least we don't need stuff like healthcare insurance when we have to go to a hospital...