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BOS gives no shits about the marks you get in your school. Only your rank matters. For e.g. it doesnt matter if your final mark is 99% or 1% if you are FIRST you are FIRST. The only "marks" that matter are the final external examination mark. When the marks for these are finalised this will...

It seems pretty interesting. It'll probs be a good combo to combine with law. It's an artsy fartsy subject though if you're into that stuff

Yep of course! if you want to be an accountant or like an actuary then for sure do commerce with a major in accounting or actuarial studies. But if you really want different options I definitely recommend adv maths. Possibilities are endless.

Yep of course! if you want to be an accountant or like an actuary then for sure do commerce with a major in accounting or actuarial studies. But if you really want different options I definitely recommend adv maths. Possibilities are endless.

https://www.maths.unsw.edu.au/futurestudents/student-profiles Sorry to be fucken annoying but this got me really revved up about maths. Check out the first chick. She works as an actuarial analyst and an actuarial firm and doesnt even have an actuarial studies degree, only an adv maths degree.

Oh yeah check out this guy: http://au.linkedin.com/in/lianggary. He is a god and i respect him heaps. Another 99.95 kid with a bunch of state ranks. He has done more in his first 2 years of uni than what most people will accomplish in their entire lives. Btw he does economics/adv maths (pure...

BTW if you really want to do adv maths go unsw or usyd. Don't go to some other shithole.

Math's degrees are so underrated and everyone gives it shit. But from what I've seen at university degrees that rely heavily on mathematics such as engineering, actuarial studies and mathematics degrees are the most practical and highly sought after. It's pretty much because of the problem...

well based on your school rank i'd say you will get at least 90+

I wouldn't say employment is bleak in the sense that mathematicians and actuarial studies graduates are in high demand pretty much anywhere. It doesn't have to be a job in just insurance. You could work for the government, at a bank, as a consultant, etc etc. You DON'T have to be an actuary...

It depends on your WAM or in the case of UTS your GPA. I think UTS also takes into account your atar but you'd have to do more research

yeah id say 80-85

If I could go back I'd do a science(advanced mathematics) degree over a commerce degree anyday. Too many students do commerce. Its over saturated and an overrated degree.

PHysics in focus is more concise and much easier to learn from

UTS law > Macquarie law

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In regards to your single degree commerce question - firms often hire students with single degrees because it allows the students to leave uni faster to work for them. Also a student doing a double degree and cadetship is much much longer and costs more $$$$. Firms dont like paying more $$$$. I...

go on topscores.info and see what ranks you need for a band 6 in those subjects. If you do make a band six just arbitrarily use an atar calculator from matrix or talent100

Physics - you must have physics in focus. They cut the shit and its saves so much time to read. Physics In Focus > Jacaranda 3 unit maths - ANY TERRY LEE BOOK. He is the bomb.