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Nope, I know a chem engineer and he got a job as a process engineer straight after grad (or like a year after grad).

Is he Kim Jong Deux then?

I just... what. I don't even know what to think.

Why is DFAT competitive (or as competitive as MC)?

+ the ATAR drop has nothing to do with how many people want to get into USYD Law.

You sure it's a university and not a prison?

I lost it there hahahaha

Mathematically, I don't think so. You do 96 CP of subjects for the commerce side, 36 of which are core leaving you with 60 CP. 36 of that will go to 1 major (I believe you need to do at least 36 units for something to be called a major) and that leaves you with 24 CP. And since you need to do 36...

A world first :O Would rep you for not being the first one to derail a thread, but I need to "spread some rep around" before I can give it to you apparently -_-

Every single engineering at USYD has vacancies (except for one) so things are in your favour.

I doubt it has second year maths in it. They put a LOT of stuff on the formula sheet, it's up to you to know which formula to use and when. It's a pretty straightforward subject from what I've seen, but I haven't done the subject so can't say that for sure.

O for Obama

Did you even read my post? Of course dogs have gender. My whole post was based on that assumption.

Just because you refer to something as a "he", it doesn't make the thing a person. For example, if I had a male dog I would refer to the dog as "he" if I was talking to anyone about him. "He caught a mouse today" or "We took him to the vet". Does that make the dog a person? No.

Yes, first year is fine. You'll choose your subjects for 2nd year around this time next year.

Yes, and major advantages that too. If you write your notes (note that I said write and not type), you're more likely to remember the notes. Like, a lot more likely. Plus, if you don't understand something, you'll realise when you write it down that you don't exactly know a certain dot point and...

^ I thought you left a couple of days ago.

I don't think you do. I'm in 2nd year atm and haven't chosen anything for 3rd year onwards.

Defs Commerce, don't become an Arts pleb. EDIT: Not proper advice.

You get an "Advanced" on your academic transcript and get to put it on your CV as well, but honestly marks > an Advanced degree. If you can do well without the advanced degree, you'll be fine. If you do the advanced degree and get low marks, you won't be better off. It's not heaps better for...