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I’d ask them if you can take time off from ≈start of term 3 to the end of the hsc, because it is nice to be able to have a job once you finish the hsc. working during year 12 didn’t really cause any issues for me, just make sure they know you don’t want too many shifts and you should be fine

people who help run the society. in big societies you’ll have an executive who make the big decisions etc and then subcommittees below the executives who actually do a lot of the stuff

https://www.sydney.edu.au/content/dam/students/documents/enrolment/course-planning/sample-degree-plan-law.pdf https://www.sydney.edu.au/content/dam/students/documents/enrolment/course-planning/sample-degree-plan-science.pdf these two documents are life savers, and it’s also worth checking out...

you can get another uac offer just make sure you don’t accept it or else it’ll override the old one

even that is only done mid jan, so not really a problem

yes

I’ve never heard of class availability being an issue at usyd, for data last sem they just let in more people and created extra tutes and people were like overflowing into hallways for the first lecture lol

You will be eligible for MySydney which should reduce the required atar to 95

we love unibros

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just so clearly wrong

bro have you seen the chem building it’s not even close

yeah it is just straight up a way for NESA to prevent too many people from buying them

what would you major in

DATA1901: Foundations of Data Science (Advanced) Ease: 8/10 - The content is fairly simple (helps that it is well explained), and the projects are quite easy so long as you have a good group. The advanced unit replaces the weekly quiz with relatively easy 'masterclasses' where some random...

ENGD2001: Protecting People Who Use Technology Ease: 7/10 - This unit is a bit weird especially for people used to comp sci/engo units where there is a big spread of marks from fails to almost 100s. Virtually everyone gets a Distinction/High Distinction, but if ur aiming for higher than that...

I'd recommend reading through the units of study tables for each stream to see what you'll actually be studying: https://www.sydney.edu.au/handbooks/science/subject-areas/subject-areas-fm/health/unit-of-study-table.html...

economics is considered an arts subject area so you can only do it as a second major within a bcom