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That annoys the shit out of me when people say that!

Disagree completely. If everyone took the 'i wasnt given the perfect HSC so ill redo it' no one will get anywhere in life. in the grand scale of things the HSC is tiny and really is simply a way of getting into uni if you so want that way. Its brilliant for the OP that he got a 90 ATAR and even...

thread makes me cry. what did doing the hsc again help the OP accomplish in the real world besides wasting a year of his life and now feeling that he is an expert on the matter. A 90 ATAR is perfect to get you into a starting course at any uni and you could go from there if it wasnt the atar...

Arts have some good majors but the majority are going to lead to unemployment, Rather do a commerce/arts or science/arts

lol general maths

Really no point doing 14 but at the same time i dont like the idea of 10. 12 to be seems the perfect amount. 11s good too. 13 is pushing it

High enough to know what im talking about. May not be the most inspiring buts its one of the more important ones youll read ;)

As the title says.Give it a few months after the HSC will mean nothing and no one will ask you about your ATAR. So do your best but dont be an idiot about it

How to get a 99.95 atar a) be really smart and work smart (smart not stupid) b) go to average school, pick easy subjects and get ranked 1 or 2 in everything.

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Re: Too all Med Hopefuls Thats a good read!

Anyone picking the 99.95 atar, you're doing life wrong

In general any uni in Sydney bar Notre Dame > > > > > > > > UWS. Notre Dames too small to compare to proper unis. So yeah if theres a UTS/macquarie option pick that

Huh? explain

HSC score may save us from worse fates October 7, 2013 At the end of the day the HSC 'is just a number', says Lily Peschardt. On October 14, almost 80,000 students will sit down at meticulously alphabetised desks with far too many back-up pens and clammy palms to begin their HSC exams. Exams...

Physics is a proper subject that helps develop the intellectual capabilities of a person at a much higher standard than SDD which is a much more iffy subject

http://content.mycareer.com.au/salary-centre/engineering/-/australia

Im pretty sure civil job opportunities are declining whilst chemical jobs are still there (and amongst the better paid engineering gigs)

What would be the process to go from Engineering to Engineering/Arts or Engineering/Commerce at USYD? What would the required WAM be or is it ATAR dependant?

Id imagine you chose where you want to go but it would probably relate to your language.