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Both of those people I mentioned go to USYD. Not that it says anything. I think they're neck and neck, base it on your personally preference.

:O ...I never questioned that different schools have different number of periods. I sound stupid now that I think about it. Can OP make a poll to see what's the most common number of periods? I personally prefer more number of periods, I had double/triple periods and I didn't like them.

That is the link, just select what you are i.e. Year 12, the faculty and course. Flexible Entry Scheme - Future Students - The University of Sydney Yes, you can apply for anything. If you want to go to USYD more than UNSW, then choose it as your first preference. I do believe that you are...

They have the Flexible Entry Scheme. As long as you fall under 5 ATAR points of the cut off AND you satisfy the requirement of the course, you will be considered. The requirement for B Science (Advanced Mathematics) is an E4 in Mathematics Extension 2.

Are you asking that because you are scared you won't make it in or because you don't think that combination is good? If you are scared, don't worry. Then would consider you for your 2nd preference, (if you don't make it into your 2nd preference as well, they will consider the 3rd and so on..)...

I guess you should give them a call as a majority of BOS members don't go to Macquarie/weren't in your position.

I believe that you pick your specific bachelor course on enrolment day.

Thanks wilsondw. I'm looking at Pathology. What do you think about that? Also, is there anymore opinion on Chemical Engineering?

Seems like there's a lot of mixed opinion about whether Med Sci or Adv Sci is the better opinion for medical research. Are there any people studying B Engineering (Chemical) on BOS?

Nope, I'm not considering that as a factor. The reason I ruled out Medical Science is because

They do have adv science, not sure if it's a better choice though. Combined Science Courses - Future Undergraduate Students - The University of Sydney You need to pick B Sc / B (2nd degree) and if you have the required atar for B Sc (ad), they may put you there on enrolment. Just have a read...

Just wondering, what do students who study Advance Science hope to do? Research in physics, chemistry..? Yeah, I watched some videos on Chemical Engineering. One thing I saw that was common between the videos was that all the chemical engineers would say, "When I'm walking around the...

You're so kind to share your insight as soon as you made an account. Welcome to BOS! I am kind of new as well. :)

Because of this post: http://community.boredofstudies.org/1001/science/advanced-science-medical-science-316958.html#post6498798 It seems that many people who pursue medical research tends to do B Science (advanced). Should I reconsider B Medical Science? I haven't talked to a chemical...

As people in this forum usually say: ¿Por qué no los dos? On the serious side: If it clears your mind, then do it. Also why don't you use it as a sort of reward for studying?

That doesn't really help. I already used my interest as a criteria to narrow my options down to those three. Any more help?

Re: 98.65 ATAR - Affordable Quality Tutoring! Sciences + Mathematics + Advanced Engli That's okay. Here's a free bump! Hope your tutoring works out well.

Re: 98.65 ATAR - Affordable Quality Tutoring! Sciences + Mathematics + Advanced Engli I don't see it. Maybe I'm not looking hard enough. Nice website btw.

strike It works! Thanks :) But why can't I see the one you posted?

Yeah, I can't see it. Why do you think this is?