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I've noticed a lot of commerce students combine their degree with engineering - why is this? Is it good if I'm planning to get into investment banking and finance?

Before I start, I'm not looking to get into medicine - I'm just really confused about how to get into it. Say for e.g. if I wanted to get into Medicine at Sydney University, what would I need to do? What is the cut-off and is it offered to undergrad students or only postgrad? And what is the...

At Sydney University, can you still sign up for clubs even after O-week or not?

To quote Sydney University: "It is recommended that you take the best level HSC English course you feel you can manage." http://sydney.edu.au/law/fstudent/undergrad/faq.shtml

Just curious to know how tough it would be to transfer into Law @ Sydney University if you didn't meet the cut-off.

Post your thoughts on who will win the game!

For Bachelor of Arts. I've already accepted my offer and plan to major in History and Film Studies. Can someone explain to me how to actually enroll (units of study etc.)? I don't understand what to do. And what's the difference between junior units, senior units etc

Bachelor of Arts - University of Sydney Can someone tell me which campus? I forgot to check and I don't want to enroll at the wrong campus.

Which is more difficult/stressful? At Open Day at Sydney University, one of the lecturers said that the HSC is the most stressful thing that you will do. However, I have heard that University is much more difficult and stressful than the HSC. Is this true? Post your thoughts.

I'm contemplating going to film school because my dream is to be a film director. I know I sound a little ambitious, but it truly is my dream! If film school isn't an option (fees are expensive), what should I study at university if I want to be a film director? A lot of directors have majored...

For those who don't go to residential colleges, do you hate college kids? I've heard that this is the case.

Does anyone know how to buy your own HSC exams so you can find out what you got for each section? Also, how much does it cost? Thank you

Hey there, I'm just a little confused about something. I applied for university through UAC, and I know the Main Round Offers aren't released until Jan, but I'm just confused because this is what the website says: "Apply by Friday 5 December 2014 and provide all documents by Friday 16 January...

Why is this? Does this mean my ATAR won't get texted to me either?