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Well done if you got an offer on Thursday night The primary information site for new students getting USyd offers is at http://sydney.edu.au/start We have some Engineering/IT/Project Management specific information at http://sydney.edu.au/engineering/new-enrolments/undergraduate/index.shtml

That webpage is not intended for use by local Australian students to obtain "backdoor" information on whether or not they have received a UAC offer from the University of Sydney. You should not rely or infer anything from any potential "success" or "failure" if you enter any details into that...

If you are a current student, I hope you know what degree you are doing. If not, you should be worried. It will be on lots of uni correspondence to you, such as your results notice and HECS notices. It will be be somewhere on my uni admin where you look at your unit of study enrolment. If...

It is unclear to answer because the information you have provided is unclear. Are you saying that you are currently doing a bsc at usyd, have done first year, and a have applied via uac to enter bcst this year. The conversion of gpa to ATAR is complicated, but a 4 gpa (all passes) which is...

It depends on the Faculty The science website has a good account of what they do (and for most other faculties the process is similar) - http://sydney.edu.au/science/fstudent/undergrad/entry/uac/about_enrolment.shtml

This is not a trivial question. Assuming you did not fail anything, you would complete the requirements of the degree and be entitled to call yourself a graduand at the end of 2016. However you would not graduate (ie attend the ceremony and receive your testamur) until about April or May...

Suggest you read http://sydney.edu.au/engineering/pdf/Flexible-First-Year-Handbook.pdf

Yes. Make sure in your uac preference that you put down be/bsc as your actual choice. On your enrolment day, you specify to the staff which stream of engineering you wish to do (eg FFY, civil, mechanical). You must get both the be/bsc ATAR and the specific atar for the stream of...

You will get a more meaningful response if you mention the course in which you are interested. Eg if you were considering engineering, then the assumed knowledge is maths extension 1 (also known as 3 unit maths). If you entered this course having done only general maths, you would be well below...

May I clarify civil at usyd please. Civil at usyd has several streams (or majors) in the areas of structures, geotechnical, construction:project management and environmental. All students in civil get a grounding in all of these areas regardless if they are in one stream or another. In...

Your friend will likely get no allowance for 2u regular maths, but probably 2 points for a good chemistry. He should also "register" with a leadership/motivation statement at http://sydney.edu.au/engineering/futurestudent/flexibleentry.shtml, which could give your friend another allowance of...

Well that was an example, and MIPPs also runs in Chemical and AMME engineering.

You might be referring to a program called MIPPS which is a combination of research, work experience etc for some of the best students. An example of old projects is at http://sydney.edu.au/scholarships/docsschols/mipps2011_advertflyer.pdf

That difference is a statistical anomaly. USyd reports the cutoff as "the mark of the last person to get in" and in that case the last person to get into BIT/BSc had a lower ATAR than the last person to get into straight BIT. The "real" cutoff for combined degrees at USyd is never less than...

Yes. Rules might be slightly different for each case, but eg look at Clause 11 of the rules of BE/BSC at http://sydney.edu.au/handbooks/engineering/undergraduate/combined.shtml#eng_science_comb A candidate may abandon the combined program and elect to complete the either the Bachelor of...

Suggest you go to official sources. GRadstats, 2012, go to page 6, http://www.graduatecareers.com.au/research/researchreports/gradstats/. Civil Engineering has an employment rate of 90%, well above the national average.

Maths Ext 1 (ie 3U maths) is the assumed knowledge for all engineering undergrad degrees at USyd. This can be verified by checking official pages such as http://sydney.edu.au/courses/Bachelor-of-Engineering-Biomedical

The page in question https://secure.eng.usyd.edu.au/student/special_permission_3.php does indicate that for a change like be to BEBCOM, which is what the OP wanted, application to UAC is required.

You need to reapply to UAC for 2014 entry.

Is there a question to this thread? I think the resolution is quite clear and if the whole resolution was quoted the answer is there? WAMS are used by the University as one indicator of performance. For example, WAMS can be used in assessing admission to and award of honours, eligibility for...