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"If you experience any issues, we encourage you to wait and try again later in the day." Sounds like it won't come out early this semester

Any WAM leaks yet? Were there any last semester, I can't quite remember

Something not covered in the HSC, but might be of interest. The USA is a large open economy, it has a large impact on the world price of steel. As the world price falls to 'absorb' some of the impact of the tax (recall that tax incidence is distributed between buyers and sellers), this means...

Might be doing evidence in summer - has anyone taken it in summer before?

Does anyone know when the summer school schedules come out? Or when registrations usually open?

Now the "Assessments" page is back, as well as this new "My results" tab. Peculiarly the word 'results' is not capitalised?

What time did grades get released last semester?

I'm not sure where I should be looking, but it says Credits in Semester 1 - Required (N/A) - Current (24) in the totals section. Don't know what that means. Edit: And the "Assessments" tab just disappeared from Sydney Student.

Does anyone have any experience in either Business Cycles / MP (Mariano Kulish this semester) or Economic History (Jordi this semester)? Which would be better to take this semester? (Also how much maths is in Business Cycles MP?) Thanks

Hi all, Does anyone know the approximate AAM cutoff is for the 1k Academic Merit Prize for the Business School? Would be nice to have some extra $.

And it looks like they removed the semester wams from transcripts this morning. I shall return to being terrified until Wednesday.

I've applied to take evidence in the summer - anyone with any experiences to share about taking law courses in summer school?

Looks like I might need to do a law subject in summer to avoid extending my degree by too much. Anyone have any experience or advice as to which course to take in the summer, if any? (ICPL / Legal prof / Corps / Evidence)

There may be assigned textbook questions like that. But you should be able to do them as long as you have occasional access to the book.

The ECOS2902 lectures are largely based off the textbook, so in that sense, it's not necessary but may inform what you do in lectures.

Ended up being one of my best subjects at uni. Not too difficult but does require some effort. Also not the most interesting lectures at times, but I enjoyed making restricted and unrestricted models.

Tutorials are in a classroom and workshops are in a computer lab where you do things on Stata. Never really went to tutorials.

This may not necessarily be the case. Recall the economic trilemma / impossible trinity model, where macroeconomies will usually use the money supply in order to fix the value of the currency, thus foregoing it as a tool to effect monetary policy - this may be inflationary if, for instance, a...

I went to a school with pretty much the same number of students in each subject as yours - so may even be the same school. Got ATAR similar to that, so this could be part of a combination to reach your target ATAR: English Advanced - ~2/205 Chemistry - ~30/160 3U Maths - ~150/180 (did not count...

Similar question - I haven't done any maths courses, and I'll be going into ECOS3901 - how maths intensive is this course? Having not done ECOS2903 maths yet, is there anything that I need to know in preparation for ECOS3901? I've only done a bit of Lagrangian as required by ECOS2902 macro...