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If it’s like how most Universities do EAS it will depend

Could do it through TAFE or potentially a Saturday language school.

Could you do some certificates/learning at TAFE for mathematics before starting the course? As well as do bridging courses for 2/3/4 units worth of mathematics. What was your attitude to mathematics in highschool?

So you are unlikely to be able to make any subject selections until around then. I suggest waiting until you finish HSC, and then planning your units that you will undertake during year degree.

Firstly welcome to Macquarie! What degree/major are you doing? Last year enrollment into subjects didn't fully open until Session 1 2019 8am on 5 December 2018

Can you do a competency test somewhere? Might have to pay for it. Universities or language schools may possibly offer it.

Hows everyone going?

Depends on the scaling of your subjects. But it is possible for Advanced English not to count.

For Maths try doing questions from past papers/topic tests, bearing in mind the syllabus has changed slightly recently.

I mean if your analysis was good, I don't think you would be penalised much/at all.

Base/structure your notes around the dot points to try and ensure you are covering all the content. Also with science, make sure you hand in practice responses to your teachers so you know you are formulating a correct response to "assess" questions etc.

Suggest you keep Advanced. You will need it for econometric units.

Why do you want to move from your current school?

Honestly, you would be better to keep doing Advanced Mathematics. Bridging courses are only a couple of weeks, whilst you have more time at school to grasp the material. Maybe take 12 units in HSC, and even though you should study for the subject, its not the end of the world if it does not...

Doing past papers and making notes based on the syllabus. What subjects are you doing?

I mean if your school typically has 50% of the cohort getting band 6s in Business, and the highest mark in Economics was traditionally a band 4, then it might suggest that the student would be better of doing business studies well, and would get a higher ATAR as a result. Scaling is great if you...

What do you want to do in the future?

Have you looked at the syllabus/notes of Business Studies and Economics? Consider teacher quality, how your school traditionally performs, and cohort who are considering doing the subject.

Which University?

You should be fine.