Applying to Western Sydney University / CSU (Joint Medical Program)?
Meridian is doctor-led preparation for the skills that WSU/CSU's selection process is built around: UCAT ANZ performance, structured reasoning and, where interviews are part of the process, clear and considered communication.
What we do (and don't) know about WSU/CSU's process
Like every Australian medical school, Western Sydney University / CSU (Joint Medical Program) sets and periodically updates its own admissions criteria, weightings and (where applicable) interview format. Meridian is an independent preparation provider. We do not have insider access to WSU/CSU's exact interview questions, marking rubric or year-to-year weighting changes, and we do not claim to.
What we do build is general, doctor-led readiness for the components these processes commonly assess: UCAT ANZ performance, structured and time-pressured reasoning, and, for schools with an interview stage, the communication, ethical reasoning and professional judgement skills that structured interviews (including MMI-style formats) are designed to test.
Always confirm WSU/CSU's current entry requirements, weightings and interview format directly on their official admissions page before you apply, since requirements can and do change between intakes.
Find your starting point
A doctor-designed diagnostic across the skills WSU/CSU's process draws on, so your preparation targets what actually needs work.
Structured practice, realistic conditions
UCAT ANZ practice and, where relevant, MMI-style mock stations, built around the general format these assessments use, not WSU/CSU's specific questions.
Doctor-reviewed feedback
Performance data and doctor review turn results into a specific, actionable next step in your study plan.
Ready to see where you'd start?
Meridian Medicine is an independent educational preparation provider and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by WSU/CSU, ACER, Pearson VUE, GEMSAS or any Australian university.