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Their not necessarily harder, but generally they have a higher cutoff than singles, though in many cases single degrees have higher cutoffs. And does it really matter if it's popular or not?

Pretty sure a JD is the same as an LLB, might be more expensive though

Yeah but if you're white you'll be feeling like that in commerce anyway

I'm pretty sure you get 16 subjects for your combined degree, so that gives 4 core + 8 for a major and another 4 electives

UAI is not counted for all courses (eg. UNSW commerce), so with decent uni results a transfer is certainly possible

Bear in mind that at USyd you don't need to do BPsych or BA(Psych) to major and get into psych honours. Other courses you can do are: Bachelor of Science (BSc) Bachelor of Arts (BA) Bachelor of Arts and Sciences (BASc) Bachelor of Liberal Studies (BLibStud) Bachelor of Commerce (Liberal...

No the bottom UAI is the cutoff

My reading list for the rest of the holidays: Bill Bryson - A Short History of Nearly Everything Homer - The Iliad and Odyssey Malcolm Gladwell - Outliers: The Story of Success Nassim Nicholas Taleb - The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable

Lectures are useful, but not compulsory. Lots of people don't go, but I find them helpful for most subjects (although the business subjects I did had detailed lecture slides provided which made the lectures less useful)

Bear in mind though that the cutoffs for late round probably change quite dramatically, as there may only be a few places available.

Criminology would obviously complement criminal law well, and can be done at UWS or UNSW Edit: sorry didn't realise this was in the mac forum

Do the course if you want to, don't worry about the cutoff

I get it and I'm casual

There's always a possibility of getting an offer in the late round, but its not something you should count on, as there are usually a limited number of places available at best. But if you are unsure, then it is definately worth changing your prefs after you get your offer. This way, if you do...

I'm not really sure what happens, no-one in the group I was with fainted but a bunch of people in other groups did, it was no big deal

I don't think so. According to the handbook, the only junior music unit with prerequisites is MUSC1501 which requires "at least 67% in the NSW HSC Music 2 or 3-unit Music Extension or the equivalent skills as determined by the Chair of UnitConcepts of Music"

Yes you can do this and this won't jeopardise your first offer. Basically you should accept your offer regardless of whether there's another course you'd prefer

Yeah you can do a max of 48 CP outside of the E&B faculty which can include music

I wouldn't worry about fainting, I'm really skinny and I didn't. The ones from my school that did faint were the ones who didn't drink enough water, so make sure you do that.

If you accept your first preference then any lower preferences won't be considered unless you move other preferences above the one you got an offer for