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Marxines.... sheesh.

Probably 95 ish

Yeah >99. How high depends on whether you get mid or low b6 in your other subjects (not maths). Keep up the good work! Note 99 is a bit conservative. Btw what r you planing on doing @ uni after? Cause if you're the dux of your school both unsw and usyd have concession schemes

Hey, Just wondering the difference between the mean value theorem and the Cauchy mean value theorem? Thanks in advance

Hey, thanks for the reply. I get that but I have to prove it with this argument. Ill screenshot it so we're on the same page. Also my calculus lecturer is a big fan of contradiction. Thanks heaps for the help!

Hey, I don't understand how to do prove this questions in general. Here's an example question Thanks heaps in advance. Got my mid sem coming up next week and need to get this stuff

Hey, I was just wondering did you have a job at uni and did you manage to develop your ec's and get any internships? Just asking because I'm still getting used to the work/study/life load lol Thanks heaps in advance

Ok, I was wrong :)

Contact the uni's and find out for yourself

Tbh if you learn a trade and are business savvy you'll most likely make more than people who have gone to university

Don't feel obliged to go to uni. There are plenty of different careers where you can get more satisfaction/make more money etc. Don't feel you have to do it for any reason.

Gl getting a response from an associate or a fellow. Just go to a uni society networking day or something.

OMG! I've legit done exam supervision in there !!!

All of this comes under the heading of economic policy. From that you have macroeconomic policy and microeconomic policy. Macro is then broken down into fiscal (government) and monetary (RBA). They are all utilised in an attempt to achieve the economic objectives of stable prices,econ growth...

I live in a rural area ;) Na for any course you can get a max of 6 bonus points. But the bonus points for actuarial dont include subject bonus points. Also note @ mq there is a pre-requisite. You need an e4 in e1. At unsw you dont't and also the same for anu I believe. I don't know about the...

Yeah. That's why there are so few actuaries in Australia, it's really fkn hard lol. Personally I need to get credits in at least 21 exams. This is also another reason why people dont bother becoming a fellow because after getting an awesome atar + 4 years of uni, another 2 years of spending all...

True. To become an associate you need part 1 and 2 and the professionalism course. Part 3 is hard because you have to do it whilst working full time as an actuary to meet the prac requirements. It typically takes 2 years if you pass first time.

Yeah my atar was 96.5. In regards to the bonus points it just woulda said I had a selection rank of 99.95. Oh ok cool. I did my gold duke of ed. You'd have to check if it's offered under there elite athletes/performers. Note you need to apply for that, you dont just get it

Hey, I got offers to do combined actuarial @ mq and unsw and ended going up with mq, but I didn't get the required atar for either. I only got an atar of 96.5, but I got 5 bonus points from mq and 2 from unsw... Anyways you can and you cant, answering your questions above. To become a...

Not much, getting through assignments/working... wbu?