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XD I knew it would be the best choice for you. Do they also allow electrical engineering students help out in some of those projects? Can imagine it would fun with my previous experience in a segway project.

^You chose the opposite PHYS11X1 lectures to me. I did the one with the 5pm monday, and friday morning. And them clashes lol.

1. Your examination mark (or external assessment) is 50% of your HSC mark and you get it on the basis that you have to earn the marks on the day of the exam. It is not affected by anything else at all. Basically what Examine said. 2. If you rank first, you will get the highest assessment mark...

Don't worry. You know what happened to me in Economics. But try to minimise distractions (get off BoS) and do as much work as possible.

Is it the same for EngSoc?

I don't know because I am NOT going to/are living on campus and never will. I just suggested that was the best thing to do for the time being. I think a few others may have an answer to that, so just keep bumping the thread until someone answers. Did you call though?

I think amirbang did lol. But to get above 99, you can't just merely get a Band 6 in everything. If I got 90 in everything I would have gotten a 98. To get above 99 you need to get around 95 in all of my subjects. It is a lot harder to get a 95 in something than getting a 90 in something. And...

This is true. What I mean by luck is on the lower end in the 80's or low 90's. When you get 99+ it takes more skill. This is because you either master your courses and get state ranks or get low band 6's. Other than that, the luck only comes into play for about 0.1 of your ATAR. But you can...

There is a list of stuff you need to meet as requirements. None of them apply to me. I have siblings that went to uni before me, but they graduated years ago and they didn't go to UNSW.

Thanks! Will take those now. I used to go to Museum and take the bus from there. It was a little quicker catching the bus from there to UNSW actually, but an extra 3 minute train ride.

Isn't that just making y=0 (or the x-axis) an asymptote though? Because if that is the case, you need the arrow for clarity.

There's an 891?

This is very true as I said in the thread I made yesterday.

You mean asymptotic? Or was it continuing to infinity?

You weren't being an idiot. You were just showing us the reason behind it :) Smart idea.

I got that e-mail too. Then clicked on the link. I'm not eligible. However, I wonder if I can just say I'm the first to go to UNSW lol.

391 (UNSW express). But it doesn't come as often. I think only during peak hours in the mornings.

Good luck waking up at 4 or 5 or 6am on Mondays. I would say so too.

Call up the uni immediately for information. Tell them that you can't go to uni unless you live on campus and they will be sure to help you out and secure accommodation.

Yeah like I know that in everyday life, most people see others as objects and just walk past them instead of speaking to them. How many people do you think others regard as objects and obstacles to walk around in a shopping mall or on a crowded street or on the road for cars? Most people would...