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Agreed. Best to keep your options open at the beginning of Year 11. Go with 14 units if you are given the opportunity, then drop 1/2 units whenever you feel like it. As for Business/Eco/PDHPE, go with whichever you think you will do best in, and like the most.

UWS?

Yeah :awesome:

Choose the subjects that you have more of an interest in. I'd say go take a look at some textbooks and ask around. Try not to worry about the scaling. If you think you'd like Modern more, choose it :)

Definitely :p I guess it doesn't matter what combination you have, as long as you enjoy them :) I'm personally doing Phys/Chem, only leaving Biology purely because I don't like the content, and definitely will not enjoy studying for it.

Well, Chemistry does open a lot more possible backup doors for you. e.g. Optometry? Physiotherapy and more health-care related fields :)

Have you considered picking both?

Don't go with Standard. The workload is almost the same. Stick with Advanced :)

Phy/Bio is quite uncommon. It would be good if you wanted to learn a variety of the sciences, rather than sort of have Chemistry in the middle :P I'd say go for it if you want to :)

Sounds great. Thank you :)

The one in my sig. :)

Engineering too? Would you need to take another diploma or something? :P

Yeah, it's Bakemonogatari ^^ relatively new series that I'd recommend are Danganronpa (similar to future diary/mirai nikki) and of course Shingeki no Kyojin :cool:

A Thousand Words - starring Eddie Murphy. Great movie - has its funny bits but a wonderful overall story.

Sure hope so :shoot:

Wow. Thanks for the info. Pure maths sounds like a great course to study :)

Hey BOSers! I'm wondering if any of the students undertaking an Advanced Mathematics degree at any University could answer some of my questions about the Advanced Mathematics degree (USyd/UNSW). I am considering Engineering or Maths to form a major part of my university studies. I know that...

wow. Any other fields as saturated as B.Pharm now? :/

That's great. Thank you :)

Keep a consistent work ethic before exams. Try past papers if possible, and challenge yourself with the more difficult questions in your textbook. Practice, practice and practice :)