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Standard english isn't easily nor does it have a smaller work load The syllabus is almost a carbon copy of advanced, it just does more films than texts So I recommend advanced english since it doesn't cap your atar like standard does lol

Can you reword this? I'm confused Wdym by a linear progression?

High ranking selective school exams are best to practice on as mentioned above but among them, I recommend practising on ruse's stem papers last since they go out of syllabus

No, how far into your degree determines your progression, not how much time you've spent taking it

Imo 85-90 is average 90-95 is good 95 - 97 is pretty good 98+ is "oh shit"

You're fine, good thing about engineering in unsw is that you can change your degree and have your courses transferred immediately on the website So if you suddenly change your mind during 1st or even a bit through 2nd year, you won't be penalised that much as eng degrees have a lot of intro...

Sorry I forgot to answer your first question: an internship is basically what companies give to usually penultimate students (graduating the next year) to have a trial experience of what a graduate role would be like And if you do well, an internship can be followed up by a graduate role offer...

Academics and career are arguably drastically different, an internship basically shows future employers that you're not just someone that can get grades and pass their courses but rather someone that's capable in the workplace Hence if you get an internship, you don't have to compensate for the...

Btw, >90% of UNSW cs courses are online so "unless you want something to keep you accountable, there is no reason to pay for a cs degree" - paraphrased from a pretty popular unsw cs professor whom I've forgotten the name of

Not easy, the market is competitive and you will have to put in work to earn internships and what not

Yes

Unless they mean O as in literally some position O instead of the origin then b is correct? The only option wrong is c

That's unnecessary

W Wollongong supporter

Imho e3-e4 in ext 2 is highly attainable even without tutoring That's like doing well in multiple choice, get most of q11-12 correct (which is just textbook problems, maybe even q13 and 14 for that matter) and scaling does the rest ~70% raw correlates to an e5 so you don't even need to touch...

Start ucat asap, 1 year of ucat is too short given the competition, unless you're built diff and score very high

Pick it up if u want to pursue any stem degree except those related to med*

And they may also have an extremely heavy accent so unless you're used to it, it can be very difficult to understand what they're saying Though unsw elec engineering courses have been exempt from this even in 3rd and 4th year thankfully :lol:

1. Are you thinking of pursuing stem? If yes, exposure to ext 1 maths will be good 2. Advanced and std English are the same thing, literally. Don't be fooled that if you drop advanced English because it's too hard, that you'll get an easier time in standard. In reality it'll get harder since...

Bro how are your wrists hurting from mx2 exams Practising papers under exam conditions (ie timed, with pen and on separate writing paper) is the only solution to your problems