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That's what a lot of people think because things turn out different when you physically sit an exam under time pressure and know it's the real deal. I have yet to see any high school paper come close to bos trial level difficulty. Even Sydney Grammar doesn't come close. When you actually sit the...

I thought it was July?

\text{I would just start with the RHS and expand it using the formulas on the formula sheet} \sin(a + b) = \sin a \cos b + \cos a \sin b \sin(a - b) = \sin a \cos b - \cos a \sin b \text{The result follows trivially}

Wow man the entry requirements for international students are much higher than for domestic students. My cousin got into MIT and she had a really good SAT score and a few competitions but nothing close to olympiad level or anything.

I would get it to at the most 1300 words because I think most schools have a 100 word extra limit. Best idea is to ask your teacher if it is acceptable...

Schools do loan laptops and stuff which the government provides iirc, and you can just go to the library for Internet. They probably have something else if you can’t afford internet as well in the case there are no libraries

Imo you’re looking too far into the future. Don’t have your eyes set on just one position because that will severely narrow any other amazing options you may be offered. Either way imo first focus on becoming a civil engineer and then ask these questions again when you do gain that experience...

Do you enjoy it? What is the reason you don't see a future in it? Is it the lack of jobs, or the pay, or that you don't enjoy it THAT much etc etc..?? What's the specific reason because it makes a world of difference as to what would be the best choice.

I can't tell if this is serious or not. I never did anything close to that for the HSC..

Isn't Pathways where you just spread your subjects over two or more years? If I'm not mistaken why would tutors need to teach in 'alignment' of it? because tutors teach whatever subject you want so you can go to a tutor one year for one subject and another tutor for another subject the year after.

Isn't GAMSAT ages away for you?

Well I've never heard of PEAK all my life but I've heard of DUX many times and many people say it's good. I guess that counts for something.

I would say definitely much more important. Your career is in Engineering as a whole so I would say don't even bother with a Masters in project management..

Also you ended up going Unsw :O I was sure you were gonna go with Usyd

Probably because it shows you have the skills needed. However I would say they would consider other factors such as how well you actually worked in a lower level job as much or even more than that degree.

Aye lowkey Maths is lit as long as there's no engineering because we all know how we feel about engineers haha.. ;) I hope they start events because atm everything is cancelled from the virus :\ Maybe next term things will start up if it dies down by then.

= (3^x)^2 - 4(3^x) + 3 \text{Let u = }\hspace{1mm}3^x\Rightarrow u^2 - 4u + 3 = 0 \text{Which is a standard quadratic that you can solve for 'u' and then in the end substitute}\hspace{2mm}3^x\hspace{2mm}\text{where there's a 'u'}

It works exactly how they said it. Your mark doesn't matter how high, it won't be used as part of your WAM. They said they would account for prerequisites and what not for a course that requires a certain grade or for an honors year that requires a certain WAM etc..

True that. I never thought of looking up who was actually doing it lol

wtf. I'm living in a cave. I've never even heard of him.