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I did quite well in the SATs, never attempted the ACTs. i think you'll have to learn more things for the ACT whilst SAT will require more learning how to answer the questions quickly you'll be fine with the content of the SATs for sure

nope, financial maths and stats correct me if im wrong

Re: USYD Chatter Thread - Semester 1 2016 looks like a merger, just like the business school did 15-20 years back with AGSM

its not so much the content, its the way you are taught over the entire year to think analytically and have all the basics of differentiation, integration, algebra etc. drilled into you i suspect you may struggle in first year especially

ive never heard of adv/hons units being easier than the normal since scaling was removed - wouldnt think its the case for macro either

have heard the exact opposite i emailed the 2901 person about 2001 vs 2901 and he said maybe for the top students theyd do about the same in both, otherwise yes 2901 is harder. i assume the same would apply for macro

why is he a troll? what about the post was wrong

small bump if anyones reading this and is interested PM me about applying. i applied a few years ago with a fair bit of prep/planning so i know a solid amount about the process. ended up deciding against going there as i didnt get into the schools i wanted and an extra 40-50k a year wasnt quite...

probably about the same RBA regards usyd econ honours quite well i hear. and industry in general might favour usyd while research probably UNSW/ANU.

bump got the exact same question. they look exactly the same and are prohibitions. i asked someone who did 3005 and said the lecturer was solid and the course was also good

Re: USYD Chatter Thread - Semester 1 2016 i wouldnt do it unless you like timed essays. also it varies dramatically sem to sem - our sem the average for the midsem essay was under 50%. but other sems ive heard its been quite doable. we had mark melatos

Re: USYD Chatter Thread - Semester 1 2016 good stuff, probably could have used the space a bit more effectively for study space. also every single table on level 4 is unused and has signs 'only for faculty' pretty bs imo. no ones using them, let us use it! i get reserving some stuff for...

you could look at transferring to usyd law youd need about 75+ to be competitive after 1st year. pretty doable if you pick your subjects right and work hard but your marks will seriously suffer in law. extremely competitive, hard and only a certain % get HDs, Ds etc.

pick whatever interests you business analytics is a very good general degree to make you data/stats literate which is one of the most important skills imo. at work i see communication majors working in marketing have to have at least a mediocre grasp of data. BIS is another good choice -...

3 months = 13.5 weeks 13 weeks + midsem break

yea some start in week 1. often theyll have it on say a thursday to cover the mon-wed lectures for you, its either a typo or an ice breaking class

probs have to sacrifice a bit of social life but if youre disciplined its doable and yeah 3.5 days is not fulltime

ive heard computing is pretty useless but also that its a good course from what i can tell it looks a bit easier too but i havent done either

ive found my own lecturers to be pretty good at putting everything online and everythings recorded (at usyd) i think the argument against could be that it reduces the uni culture if people dont actually go very often. but the best way to counter that is compulsory tutes or handing in things...

never had any like that in the last 2 years, what uni do you go to?