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you should be able to get into honours in science degree with 70 WAM too. theres no difference except if u do adv. maths u have to do SCIF. and majors are different too i guess. only do it if ur enjoying maths, if its worth a year of salary, maybe? it also leads onto postgrad maths if u want...

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commerce/maths (4 years) might even be cheaper than straight commerce (3 years).

should be able to put it under hecs/help only ASB courses are different.

no advantages really. You probably wouldn't want to skip any of the core courses anyway, unless you're a genius and have learnt it yourself before. And yeah, they're pretty lenient with what they you do anyway, if you're marks are decent then you can usually skip prerequisites. (if you're that...

its not hard. only need 65 WAM. and yeah, comp sci has heaps of electives, you can just do the comp subjects and maths, and some other stuff.

yeah, for unsw the course pack is really good imo for math 1a/1b. easy to learn from and practise.

nah they wont make u drop if u do poorly. u just have to pass. i'm sure you'll be able to do okay with effort.

For UNSW it'd be 22-25 contact hours. as to how much u need to study, thats totally up to you.

i've heard u can get a max of 10 combined.

its not a threshold, it should be the 1/3 1/3 1/3.

depends on what course? some courses have no ATAR cut off. e.g. medicine, and courses u need to audition for, so, dance, music, and there some where u have to fill in additional forms, so of course for those it'll be based on UMAT+interview, your audition, and extra stuff you needed to apply...

no it wont impact you if u dont do scif. you don't learn anything that will affect your degree/courses. just doing a com/sci degree is fine. it you want to do honours, they'll let you if your marks are good enough.

i think they do.

Depends what area of humanities/arts, some would have pretty much no maths, (maybe most). I don't think its what you learn in 2U, its just the numerical literacy they are looking for, which might be needed for some courses :S some might have a stats component if its research based (which will be...

you have to be nominated by home university (theres lots of paper work to apply for exchange) and then the host (overseas) university has to accept you. Also, each university is only allowed to nominate only a few to each of its partner universities. you can go to most countries. Some people...

possible to transfer into medicine from any course with high enough atar/umat/wam

sounds the same to me, although i've only done web delivery, and thats what it sounds like it is. purely online.

engineering should be better than maths/science.