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There is more calculations involved now than the old syllabus right? I'd say they're a bit harder wbu?

@jazz519 do you think the new syllabus is more difficult than the old syllabus?

prolly 92-93

Im eligible for EAS points under the socio-economic disadvantage scheme. If say, I want to get into engineering (93 ATAR) but I only have a 90 atar how many bonus points does this disadvantage offer? (excluding hsc plus points).

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If i were to guess tho prolly high 70s low 80s

Havent even seen paper 2 yet

ive seen you on the forums before. Wont argue with you since this is what you thrive off

hes a troll

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Yes especially if they ask for your informed and personal response to the text (how the text has impacted your understanding of the issues/themes).

Yes. For physio

I'll probably just settle for civil engineering alone. Anyways, I have time to think about and come back to this after HSC, so will do it then. Thanks a lot though!

Oh god that looks confusing but if its just understanding and number crunching, then it should be fine. Also, if I were to do civil with architecture, would that mean a lot more contact hours/ workload at uni compared to if I just did civil engineering (I want uni to be a bit more relaxed)...

What is the difference between the two courses? Also, what is the maths difficulty for engineering like compared to high school? (i did math ext 1) Is it difficult to find a job as a civil engineer/ what is the demand for civil engineers?