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There's plenty at both USYD and UNSW for science students imho. It's really what criteria you're going to meet though, but if you are going to get into Adv Sci you'll qualify for a lot of the academic ones. It's supply and demand. Not inherent difficulty, not job prospects etc. Circa argument...

Don't need work exp to get uni schols...academics, ECs, good interview skills, goals/future vision etc. You're going for the same degree I'm doing but at a different uni, you don't need work exp to land schols. For the love of god don't lie. Firstly, it's stupid. Secondly, you won't...

Selective schools are like greenhouses. Less time spent overcoming people like turning deodorant cans into flamethrowers in your classes/getting access to resource-more time refining finer points of HSC approach Not worrying as much about externals because if you have a good rank at selective...

I don't think there's enough schools that accelerate for it to factor that much tbh. Mainly just the selective that accelerate people to in particular get gen/2U/3U maffs done early. Some private schools as well. But compared to 700 odd in the state, I think acceleration is a minor percentage of...

No it is relevant as personal experience can make two very different places seem the same because your feelings towards it are the same, rather than the place being the same. Where many others perceive they are quite different because people have different perspectives, and yours is the minority...

Unis tend to be way more left than the general population(it's expected!)-but I wouldn't say USYD is the most left at all given there is a decently noticeable membership to the Australian Liberals society. Other unis=much stronger left, though some unis are fairly politically apathetic. USYD...

You likely see them as similar as you were never truly satisfied with either in the same academic sense. Most people find uni very different. The only thing haya has got to worry about is that he will be disappointed in his results again if he is complacent again at university with his study...

How so? I think uni is really different in lots of regards. Once you at the uni, you have access to the same lectures and materials etc. Whereas prior to that, one student may have gone to top tier school and a tutor for every sub etc. and one student may have been doing like distance ed with a...

Nah, your style is blunt but like the advice is all good and gee *thumbs up* Some people take the truth better in a blunt way anyway; no need for flowery language-ness also it's like 2AM so yeah lol Truth expressed in a constructive way are helpful, not meanness nor just saying what someone...

Well humans are endlessly complex, but the grasp of concepts to understand relatively finite soooo... You'll never understand humanity/all humans completely as you are stuck within your own person, and can't get a bird's eye observer understanding. Most people like some sense of enigma as well.

This so much. Only Q that you need to deeply think on. You'll end up so unhappy ignoring this question in any number of ways, including; *I shouldn't waste ATAR points, go do course deliberately with atar cut off slightly below. ATAR points aren't genie wishes and ergo, you don't waste them...

I've never heard of its social life. I mean that's probably because it's a small student size so it won't have as much going on just from a pure mathematical availability of funds and people to do things with :P I hear stacks about UTS/Macq/UWS/USYD/UNSW events all the time. But ND, nah. But...

Again, that's subjective I think there are pros and cons for the individual student. Notwithstanding the difference/ease of getting to Syd and Melb for the student of course. Like a pro for UMELB is that they is enforced breadth for students, which I think is actually a really good thing for...

I wasn't being snarky, I just know what courses/diplomas are offered and called at UMELB. The course is just called Bachelor of Science there, Monash is the Vic Uni uses the course name he mentioned. If he said med sci, I would have been like it's called biomed at UMELB etc. Also I brought up...

I'm confused cause UMELB doesn't give early offers at this time of the year and they don't have adv sci, only science. --- Anyway my second piece of this advice was this. I am sorry to hear about your dad. Really and truly Apply for ACCESS Melb. Unfortunately, even if granted biomed is still...

Not really, she is a phenomenal dancer and will do well in full time. Noble things in life that don't need uni. She can always pursue education after a dance career if she so decided in the future.

Are you considering UWS with bonus points? What's the cut off normally at MQ? Does MQ or UWS have something similar to UTS Insearch? Do either of those unis have the pathways program where you can do tafe alongside the first half of your degree to gain entry? (My brother had only a mildly...

Responsible Servitude of Alcohol y'all.

Thanks for the rep love :)

My advice: *To help put it to bed, get the marks recheck for your peace of mind. Don't obsess on it, change is extremely unlikely. *Secondly, your ATAR gives you a lot of options with uni. From this disappointment, if you look back constructively it could be a big turning point and approach...