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I don't think this could be any more perfect :D

You might get one from UTS. All you can do is cross your fingers and hope for the best.

So what are they suggesting you do instead?

I knew a couple of Russian internationals at USYD. They made it hard to concentrate on my studies :\

It's a hard question to answer. In the end it just comes down to your ability to knuckle down and study. I did extension maths in school and failed half my first year of uni maths, whereas I know others who only did 2unit and got great marks. Have you enrolled yet? It might be best if you talk...

I'm pretty sure all UNSW engineering is around 89, whereas USYD will go from 86 to 99. Civil was at the lower end I think. Although UNSW will accept you for a lot less because of the HSC plus and FEAS scheme. There are quite a few engineering enrollments, but I'm not sure how many exactly...

USYD arts definitely. A few in engineering, but mostly dudes or asians. I'm transferring to UTS though, but things were looking promising at enrollment.

None. They're probably the same thing anyway, you'll just be able to study more in the combined degree.

You gonna be studying for like, 7 years eh? I'm just doing straight civil engineering.

Bachelor of Engineering Civil, Dip Eng Practice I suppose I'm first year again, but hopefully I'll get some credit exemptions...

Dunno, I'm transferring from USYD. I doubt UTS vs UNSW will really affect me later in life though.

At UNSW you'll finish faster and have an extra year of real work. I've gone for UTS because it's easier to get to.

B Eng Civil Dip Eng Prac Civil Engineering. Transferring from Engineering/Arts at USYD for an extra 5 years of fun.

You should anyway. If you don't get a second round offer then you'll be pretty screwed.

I'm also transferring to uts from usyd. Reckon I'll be exempt from maths if I passed linear and failed differential? haha

I've been waiting since like August. An extra 12 hours is nothing.

Which ever one you want. You'll get a job from either uni. I chose UTS because it's easy to get to.

This.

Engineering is only hard if you don't apply yourself, as with any degree. Just do the stream that interests you most and try your best. Most engineering streams are pretty much the same for first year anyway. I did 3unit maths and failed half of my first year maths at uni. I know guys who did...

Madness. If you stick to the core engineering discpilies, there are plenty of job opportunites. There might not be as much in Australia for things like mechatronics, computer or aerospace, but any engineering degree comes with a lot of respect. If you like maths, engineering would be great for...