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No. They'll assume you have undergraduate knowledge, but it doesn't matter which university you went to. Most of the topics and curriculum are similar across all universities anyway.

If the only reason you are not considering Commerce/Science is due to the length of the degree, then I would definitely advise you to reconsider your position. It seems like the perfect combination for you. Whether or not it goes for 4 or 5 years is irrelevant; if you enjoy economics and maths...

Economics is economics. The units for the major are all the same and whether you do a Bachelor of Commerce or a Bachelor of Economics shouldn't really matter too much. Econometrics is the branch of economics that uses mathematical and statistical models to describe and interpret economic...

If maths really is a problem for you, then you can always transfer to a Bachelor of Liberal Arts and Science, where there is no mathematics requirement, and you can pretty much study what you are now with a few extra Arts electives. Or you could look at transferring to a Bachelor of Science at...

Oh I'm capable of being cold, callous and menacing when I want to be :). Just ask my high school debating team :p.

You may have talked to me during O-Week this year when I signed up. I remember Kerrod because his name was on a lot of the documents and stuff; I don't remember anyone else's name unfortunately haha. Ah so you're a Libertarian too, that's pretty cool :). Can't say that I know too many...

Ah I thought I remembered Kerrod from somewhere; he's the President of the Libertarian Club. May end up voting after all :). Thanks Arcorn, but with all the stuff I've got going on in the next few weeks I doubt I'll have a lot of time to lecture bash. I'll just practice my death stare haha.

Oh I would if I could, it would make commuting so much easier. :P Yeah I can't really see myself lecture bashing, I don't take kindly to rejection haha.

Oh I always get approached. Most of the time I just say I already voted and they leave me alone. But there was this one time where I said something along the lines of "I've already voted in that SRC thing", but the elections were actually for the Union Board, so they sensed I was lying and kept...

Oh dear God. Not this time of year again. Though I do admit looking through the candidates list Kerrod is the best by far.

A credit average will get you into most degrees.

Yes, triple majors are common in double degrees. You just have to plan your study program accordingly.

15th, 24th and 25th. So drawn out haha.

Once you have met all of the requirements for your degree the university will force you to graduate. So if you wish to stay for longer you can either: 1. Apply for special permission to exceed the credit point limit for your degree. 2. Put off doing a compulsory unit until the very last...

Yep sounds good :).

I'd be good for the first week back. :)

Yes, you're allowed to drop subjects. You can do it via SydneyStudent, just go into the unit selections and click the bin icon. While 4 units is a standard workload, to remain a full time student, you only have to do at least 3 units (18 credit points) a semester. Of course, if you want to...

Depends why you're skipping the lectures. I've got 13 lectures all up this semester, and I'm skipping 7 of them. My lectures aren't recorded like yours, but I manage just fine by going through the content myself. One of my subjects has a lecturer with an indecipherable accent and an inability to...

Yeah I can vouch for that. MATH1004 is probably the easiest normal level math unit you can do.

They're all pretty easy. Linear Algebra is probably the hardest out of the three seeing as it is completely new.