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There's very little cross-over between the two subjects so I wouldn't really recommend taking this advice.

Pretty much that. You could put something completely random and you would still be enrolled. The census dates for UoS selections are treated as the closing date.

In all seriousness though, have a look at this: http://www.maths.usyd.edu.au/u/PS/careers.html With a very generalised idea of what each of those careers entail, I would deduce that modelling would be a major component of any job which requires mathematical thinking.

Pretty much. You're given like a HSC-like exam every day and your salary is dependent on how you perform. Yep, that's how it works.

Depends on what majors you picked.

They are idiots.

The best strategy for ordering preferences is believe it or not, ordering them by how much you want to do the course.

The mod team recently released a general guide for students here: http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=314389 Can't think of anything else to add at the moment.

Correct on all counts.

This is purely speculation on my part but I like the look of the following fields: Maths Stats Geology Computer Sci Ag Sci Env Sci

It really depends on what you major in.

Please refer to the sticky brent012 recently put up on the subject. http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=313685

What happens when you change the zoom?

Steam Summer Sale started today.

Just let it go. It's finished. It's done. No point beating yourself up about it.

Yep. You're still eligible for offers in the Main Round even if you do accept the offer as well.

Economics in itself is a quantitative field. HSC Economics is not a good primer for university economics.

Yes, it can be different and a lot of students tend to complete their postgraduate degree at another university. It's completely normal.

The cut-off of 96 reported on UAC's site is the cut-off for university students which commenced this year. We don't if your ATAR is below the cut-off yet.

If the university is what's differentiating you from other applicants, then you have a serious problem so no.