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Aero would probably be harder than Mech in terms of maths. They definitely will teach some form of Fluid Mechanics in aero. Of course Mech eng can work with things other than machinery, its a very broad field (aero would be a sub-field of mech). Don't be off-put you have to remember to...

Then you'll have to compete with all the MIT and Stanford grads :haha:

I've been hearing people say that since they scored really in their first quiz for math, they don't have to study so much for the second quiz cause if they do worse in the second quiz it won't count (if they do better in the final)?

law at usyd I assume

Yes

You would get no ATAR because that's 4 subjects you listed.

Don't think USYD does any form of grade curving expect maybe of some advanced science as far as I'm aware. What you get is pretty much your raw mark. It would also depend of the faculty as well, I remember some people saying the USYD used to grade on a bell curve for a lot of subjects where only...

What would be the major differences between the two degrees?

Yes, you can do an extra subjects at the USYD summer school and they will counts towards your credits.

Would be pretty sweet if you got an exchange spot an Imperial College for Mech.Eng tbh.

You can't do MATH1111 if you've done calculus in the HSC, which is 2U +. I was kicked out of it because although I met some of the criteria, my 2U score was deemed too high to be eligible. They make you do a mini interview before you can use the MLC.

They are VERY picky with who they let in with that.

^this. the intro to programming one i'm doing is Java

Haha yeah I only know for maths, but i wonder if its the same for other subjects:confused:

Is week 13 a revision week for all subjects? Or do some subjects still teach content in that week?

huh?

Do you place the quotation brackets and reference them afterwards? If not then that is plagiarism.

Yes, they can do whatever they want since its an internal assessment.

Apply through EAS http://www.uac.edu.au/eas/ Most universities will offer bonus points for EAS and or alternative pathways.