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What is the logic behind them all having it on the same day? And USYD and UNSW

So just last night I discovered the biomedical engineering degree. Looks interesting but need to do a lot more research on it. Can anyone thats doing it tell me much about it?

Go a combined degree if its posible. One thats a degree of passion and one that has good employment opportunities.

Nah my ATAR is higher than 90 :) Where is it that you get the information about only 90 ATAR and high credit? From what Ive read I thought the atar had to be closer to 75

And if you under-performed and got lower than 98? Im guessing lower the ATAR the higher the marks would have to be. Sorta stupid that they still care about the ATAR 3 or so years after the HSC.

Thanks so much for that. If lets say the legal profession didnt work out, or i really enjoyed psychology and wanted to take it futher, could i do something like honours or even find some sort of work in psychology with it only being a minor? What do you mean by overload? Do more subjects than...

Anyone?

Are there any subjects in psychology or history that people found more/ less interesting or harder/easier? Also if I am planning to transfer into arts/law in the second year, can I still do 2 arts majors? And final question, out of interest, how many hours a week would the average UNSW arts...

If one was to consider doing a JD at Usyd, what marks would they need to attain to succeed. How much is the ATAR counted and how competitive is it?

Well then doing communications wasn't such a bad option overall. Thanks a lot mate that really helps. Now for people to give me some tips on those other ones I mentioned. :)

Welcome to the worst outcome in the syllabus

Moderate religious people have a great sense of family and community and good values. Extremists give the moderates a bad mix. In regards to the OP, just tell your parents the truth as hard as it may and be explain to them how your understand how hard it must for them to accept this but part...

Thats just the stuff I wanted to know so thanks. You do say it does take a scientific angle to it. How much of a help then would doing biology for the HSC (and scoring well in it)?

Hey, i just recently completed the HSC. Next year I am planning on doing a BA. The aim is to get that distinction average and transfer into Arts/Law in the second year. Because of this, I want to be very careful with my subject choices in the first year. I want to pick subjects that I enjoy...

Yeah that what I was trying to get at, although I said it very poorly. The most complex stuff wasnt asked which was a disadvantage to the top students and beneficial to not top students but decent students. But congrats on first in the state. Huge accomplishment.

Oh im not saying that was the only part I prepared. I still did very well in bio. I just think the paper as a whole was too simplistic. I know of a few teachers at top schools who echoed this sentiment of mine. I think it may have caught out some of the top candidates.

This years Bio's paper was so hard because it was so easy. The really chunky dot points that would have differentiated the state a lot more such as cloning or transgenic processes, B and T Cell intereactions (theres a lot more but not having looked at the course since the exam these are the...

From the following, is there any way thats 'better' 1) BA at UNSW and attempt to get distinction average to transfer into BA/LLB in second year. If not achieved complete Arts degree and do JD 2) BA at USYD (as their arts department is better) and then do JD at UNSW 3) BA at USYD (as...

Would have to be up near the top. And on the side, I have to congratulate you for picking decent subjects despite going to an average at best school.

Okay. Ive heard from one person that a JD has better global recognition that the LLB so just wanted to check.