Stanford?

[Eriny]

I want to go overseas for uni for a postgrad course (with a scholarship or else I would never be able to afford it). I was thinking more Oxford though (as a dream), I've been there and its a really lovely town. Plus, living in England means that you could duck over to Europe for a weekend with relative ease.

[bebobebo]

how does one go about getting into a university overseas. would the enter score not be rendered entirely useless? If ib can convert scores unfairly into enters, why not the reverse? surely that will open up more doors.

[BA22]

ENTER scores will be accepted overseas, i know that most UK universities have a conversion system for ENTER to A-levels. Dependent on the course, some unis in the US wil prefer to do a year in a general degree over there before persuing your chosen course.

[BA22]

The British Council  interpretation of Australian Senior Certificate grades shows that a score of 95.5 in UAE/TER/INTER or 4 in the OP equates to ABB at A-level. 

http://www.bristol.ac.uk/international/recruit/countryaz/a/australia.html

I'm keen to do some postgrad work in the UK as well, i have a dual citizenship Australia/UK so working there would only require registration with the relevant medical regulatory body