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Hey guys, I'm wondering, if I transfer from sci/arts to comm/law, would this be an internal transfer (I hear that transferring from x to law with x is going to be internal) I need 48uoc to be able to transfer. Is it ok if I take some commerce subjects in sem 2?

Im applying to unis through VTAC and SATAC from nsw where I sat the hsc, do I have to send my results or will they receive them automatically?

If I do science at unsw next year (uncombined), can I take some courses/electives from other areas such as arts or business to keep things interesting? If so, can I take any of the courses avaliable to arts or business students, or is the choice restricted?

But we did pretty much the whole 2u course in y11... if that content is present in only about 30% of the exam, the few 2u HSC topics would be weighted heaps, right?

I did ext 1 maths in y11, and am also doing ext 1 this year. Was the whole prelim course most of the y12 2u course? ... Do we get tested on EVERYTHING like the beginniing stuff: basic algebra, geometry graphs and functions etc in the trial and hsc?

I know that you can enrol online at unsw, but can you do it before you get your acceptance letter in the mail? UAC releases offers on a wed next year, so when can you enrol by if you want to get it done quickly?

The more units of eng you do the better right, is 2u eng advanced to little for law? even though there are no prerequisites, will unis prefer to go for people who do more eng? (im thinking of science law combined)

I thought the imaginative journey was the change in attitude and mentality of the character, not necessarily a journey where they are thinking about going on a physical journey. or would my take be an inner journey instead? like in lime tree is the journey the change in emotions or him...

yea... I guess its not a bad thing then and by picking up ext 1 eng i meant I dropped it at the end of year 11

2eng, 4math, 3 sci ... bad choice?? im thinking of dropping phys and picking up ext 1 eng. if a uni looks at ur subjects, will they think ur really restricted in ur interests, not an all rounder etc with 3 scis?

If you haven't really done much work this year, and gotten average results, would it be wiser these holz to go over all ur prelim work or start hsc stuff? (for maths, eng science)

Do you think your teacher makes a big difference to your marks? If I have the opportunity to switch to a better one should I?