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There are a number of jobs for chem engineers. I wouldn't be too worried about that.

Which major you pick matters a lot. A major in Applied Maths is different to a major in Pure Maths, etc. Different majors mean you choose different subjects, so choose the major that sounds most appealing to you.

Not a straight comm student, so you may want to make sure what I say is correct, but as long as you've enrolled in your 5 core subjects (6 including BUSS1900) for commerce you're allowed to choose any commerce subjects. I would say to enrol in junior level subjects that are pre-reqs for any...

Hahaha love this thread. Derailed from the very first post.

I didn't get my TFN before enrolling in uni either (although at usyd) and it was fine with them. I just had to scan and send the document regarding HECS-HELP at a later date.

Yes, and where ever it asks for you to choose electives you can choose anything from the list that should pop up if you click on the link (electives come into play in later years only though). IIRC you do comm/biomed engo? If so then for your first semester you would do: BUSS1001, ENGG1801...

Just so you know, you have only chosen 18CP for each semester (BUSS1900 is worth 0 CP). If you're doing a full-time degree, you'll need to choose another 6 CP per semester (1 subject per semester) to make up the 24CP per semester required.

E) Elon Musk.

Yeah, what Rish said. As long as you did maths in high school, you'll be fine.

You may not even have thought about this yet, but got any idea on what you want to major in? From the USYD website: "High achieving students have the choice of enrolling in an advanced stream of the Bachelor of Science component of this degree. The available streams are Bachelor of Science...

Make sure you have fun. Engg/Comm is a great degree, enjoy it!

Bachelor of Engineering/Bachelor of Commerce (Mechanical and Finance) (II)

Yeah there was, but it's a change from last year's cut-offs hence why I added it. It was no surprise that it changed.

USYD Combined Law: 99.50. UNSW Combined Law: 99.70. USYD Combined Law dropped by 0.2 while UNSW stays the same, might not be a major change in ATAR requirements but still very significant.

Yeah, I'm so sad :( Not enough love for engo

IMO HSC is more stressful, but university is harder. But I'm not aiming for a HD average, ask someone who is and they may say that university is more stressful.

Morning timetable is heaps better, you have the rest of the day to study/do whatever you want. You do run the risk of sleeping in a few times (I did) but as long as you manage your sleep properly it should be fine.

You lose all credibility when you yourself need to write in "#Rekt"

1 review = 1 person. Whoever writes a review will get it posted up on the PDF (I assume). Not a proper document being made by USYD, it's literally a compilation of reviews that people have written on this forum.

Someone wipe this kid's memory and take him back to kindergarten.