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Yes you can withdraw. I'd advise you go ahead and enrol. You won't be locked in.

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"Where students have equal HSC marks, they are then ranked by the average of their examination marks and their assessment marks, each taken to one decimal place."

Yes definitely be prepared for the photo. They'll use the same photo for the rest of your time at the uni.

The student card. At most unis the concession 'sticker' is printed onto the student card.

You need to get a concession card from your school.

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Not since 1985.

Yes you can, but the chances of receiving an offer in later rounds is considerably lower than in the main one. It's best to accept any offer you get, and then try for another in the later rounds. You can always withdraw from the first course later on.

Have you had a read of: Courses - The University of Sydney In first year you'll usually do most of those junior core units listed. (Make sure you do all the junior units needed for finance). Usually the rest of the subjects you pick are either electives or the units you'll need for a second...

Requirements of the Finance major are set out here: Majors - The University of Sydney Again, what degree will you be doing?

Best wishes for your future endeavours Frig.

What degree will you be doing? When choosing your subjects keep in mind any compulsory core units for your degree and the majors you want to do. You only have to worry about the exchange units if you go on exchange.

Bridging courses - Future undergraduate - The University of Sydney

Yes you will. Or find somebody who is in Sydney to proxy for you. (It can be anybody, not just a relative)

Make the Prime Minister head of state and government. You'll need to codify a few things. High court effectively ends up with some of the reserve powers.

Yes it applies to commerce. You can find the exact time and location of your enrolment here: Find your enrolment location - The University of Sydney There are seperate enrolments for each offer round.

You can enrol by proxy. http://www.usyd.edu.au/studentcentre/forms/proxyform2009.pdf

I've got by with a just a pen and a few folded up pieces of paper in my pocket.