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Venice Musicale performed at Aston Gardens

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By Barbara Griffin
| Venice Gondolier Sun Verified
During a normal season, Venice Musicale musicians present free public concerts once a month from October through April. The 2020-21 concert season was, sadly, canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. A bright spot in the season occurred at the Aston Gardens Retirement Community in March. Following all CDC health requirements, Aston Gardens invited Venice Musicale to present two performances of a concert to accommodate smaller audiences of residents rather than one large one.
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The change from UMAT to UCAT for undergraduate medical school applicants: impact on selection outcomes

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By Barbara Griffin, Graeme L Horton, Boaz Shulruf, Lisa Lampe
| Medical Journal of Australia (MJA) Verified
The known: The UMAT, the test for selecting interviewees for undergraduate medical degrees, was replaced by the UCAT for the 2020 intake. The new: Mean UCAT scores for women were lower than for men. Mean scores for applicants from lower socio‐economic status areas and from outside major cities were also lower. The influence of sex on total score was greater with the UCAT than the UMAT.
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The change from UMAT to UCAT for undergraduate medical school applicants: impact on selection outcomes

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By Barbara Griffin, Graeme L Horton, Lisa Lampe, Boaz Shulruf
| Medical Journal of Australia (MJA) Verified
The known: The UMAT, the test for selecting interviewees for undergraduate medical degrees, was replaced by the UCAT for the 2020 intake. The new: Mean UCAT scores for women were lower than for men. Mean scores for applicants from lower socio‐economic status areas and from outside major cities were also lower. The influence of sex on total score was greater with the UCAT than the UMAT.
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