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It's relative on what your brother is trying to pursue. But generally, that is considered a very good ATAR.

Demanding. Rewarding. Memorable.

No it's because your statement was actually very silly. There is no point arguing with someone who mimics the rhetoric spewed by 'academic professionals' year round. By all means, understand the content - but like you said, there will be people who rote learn content and score higher marks...

Silly. Very silly statement.

Ohh okay! Thanks for the info :)

Ohh okay thanks! There is no decimal point for me? :o

Oh really it is? How do you know what has / hasn't been?

I did the WAM glitch thingy and looked at the number - pretty happy with it, but it's likely to change up/down right?

Honeycomb !

The savagery continues :rotfl:

I've also heard that FINS1613 is considerably more difficult in sem 2 relative to sem 1.

Bridging courses are pretty exp as well..

Not that important.

Transfer

Re: Questions for people who are doing/ have recently completed an engineering degree I don't think that's true.. The being deterred part.

I don't think this is quite true for the majority of graduates

Arts/Eco!

What's so special? This literally looks like any other lecture room - even the ones at UTS is better business school wise.

By the looks of it though it seems we both get similar funding in terms of societies but UNSW doesn't have to pay the $70 fee..? But in my perspective - most of the High School groups went along to USYD so I guess that point doesn't really work since it's all pretty situational. And I'm not...

I think UNSW has the biggest social life tbh - I never hear about the USYD social life unless it's paying $70 for the access membership card and paying money to join societies on top of that. Also heard that the interior of the buildings at USYD aren't that gr8 compared to UNSW, it's just...