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So do you think the uncapping of last year will affect this year's ATAR cut-offs, I'm talking about all courses?

Basically the moral of the story is to do what you love best and therefore you will succeed in that particular field of study.

Do people usually do because their parents told them to do it, and therefore it is usually popular? (asian stereotype much)

Isn't it still the same?

I reckon it should go down due to international students are taking all of the Engo jobs. They have to decrease it, in order for us Aussies to have a "fair go"... but that's just my prediction. BTW, this is about the mining engineering with Gina Rinehart

Damn Chemist Warehouse! I reckon Pharmacy is gonna be like 70. I picked it just for the lols. Apparently the workload is heaps!

hm... what about Engineering and Science. To be more specific B. Science, Med Science and B Engineering?

Will most course decrease their cut off ATARs or increase them? I reckon they should decrease it, for example, B Medical Science last year was 97, 2012 is now 95.10 at UNSW. Will it decrease in 2013?

Just study hard and put more hours into 3U (I don't think Year 10 really matters that much) because u have another 2 years ahead of you.

Anyone can do Ext 2 Maths (unless u have a disability), its just how much work u can put into it that matters. The more questions you do (understanding the concept of the questions), the better you are.

I like both fields of study so I probably do. However, I didn't do Physics so that would hurt me a bit, but there are always bridging courses :)

and also the database errors

@enoligam, What do you think about B Medical Science/ B Engineering, is it a good course?

Then which B Medical Science is better? UNSW or USYD? This includes resources, teachers, work load and what you are going to learn about?

Because I'm thinking of doing a B Medical Science/ B Engineering, but i don't know if its worth doing.

Which uni provides better teaching in the fields of Science and Engineering? Which uni provides better environment and care? and which one is social beneficial (i.e. which uni is more carefree and easy going <--- I know all unis contains stress, but which one is better)?

Can you claim from the UAC payment to process your uni preferences?

What is the difference between first and second year? Is it a bypass to get into Medicine or Dentistry? Is it competitive and demanding? and is B Engineering/ B Med Science worth doing? or is Engineering a waste of time?

alright thanks.

Like the title said, is it better to apply for a uni course earlier or later than the deadline (i.e. before Friday 28 September)? Or it really doesn't matter.