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Generally the teachers will pick it. If your class is focusing on Germany it is very likely you will get Leni Riefenstahl.

I like your campus.

Five hours with no breaks isn't as uncommon as you'd think. Personally I'd prefer fewer/shorter breaks since they generally increase my temptation to go home.

This. Even though you already did your HSC Some paths include doing Commerce(finance or accounting), Commerce//Engineering/maths/stats/computer sci, Commerce/Law. Judging by your subject selection, your current mathematics is definitely not up to scratch to do any of the latter. Even...

Don't do law but know many people who do; we are not admission officers so take this with a grain of salt 1. Yes, with the exception of GO8 (especially USYD) 2. Possibly, if there are many vacancies 3. It will fluctuate, but not significantly as it will depend on availability and...

Quite handy in certain situations only e.g. finding the complex roots of a quadratic equation, won't give you much of an advantage but still comes useful sometimes.

Some of the lecturers just say if you've done 4U, you can apply straight away.

I would pick whichever is the most convenient and relevant to your interests, since social life is pretty much whatever you make it out to be.

Just note that these fields have very little little job prospects in America, let alone Australia.

HD correlates to minimum mark of 85 raw. https://student.unsw.edu.au/grade

You don't need formulas for these calculations, you can't work out a titration question via simply plug and chug, same goes with electro-chemistry. You need to learn the general methodology of how to approach these questions and they will become much simpler for you. For ppm it's usually...

Can confirm, still the hardest subject I've ever taken so far.

Your GPA or a combination of GPA/ATAR whichever is higher I think.

Apart from some of the science and engineering buildings, USYD has a fantastic atmosphere imo especially for Arts.

Also, depending on which uni you go, you may end doing just as much maths as an EE major if you do ME since they'll generally take the same math courses in first and second year. What type of math do you not like? Vector calculus is also frequently found in fluid mechanics. There are ALOT of...

I agree it's fun at first but the difficulty will surely ramp up as you progress (I did JAVA too). However, at least you seem interested, unlike me lol, and that's a good start.

Would much rather do ME over CS or SE tbh since I suck at programming.

Whatever harder is subjective and would depend on your interests. IMO , mathematically and conceptually, electrical engineering is the hardest (e.g. fourier series, complex calculus, electromagnetism with vector calculus, signals, etc). ME also has some though subjects, although not as...

*you're, sorry I just had to.

For pracs generally you'll get assigned computer lab sessions for some subjects throughout the semester for both. Not sure if you'll get some hands on circuits and stuff in CS though.