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It's one of my best subjects. I don't like losing.

It's annoying me a little though

So numb from Economics. 18/20 and still lost a rank

Mostly open book TTATT Hope I can start some timed and non-open-book papers

Goal: Hitting the guaranteed entry ATAR for Commerce would be much more fulfilling than the minimum What it provides: a) Accomplishment for my hard work b) Defined numeral which pushes me to work behind my own limitations c) Family pride d) Hopefully assists with providing options for Law...

Definitely ^^ The double degree has always been something I was determined to do. The Co-Op is tempting to try and apply for with its work experience opportunities Thank you for your advice!

QAQ Yeah, curse myself for not really caring about doing anything but studying until late this year. Hopefully my contribution in all the running charities for various cancers can show I tried

I know :) But there are plenty of people who probably do a little bit of volunteer + sports + leadership (I hear Edinburgh...something is very rewarding to have)

TFW only done volunteer work

100 across 4 faculties ^^ I've learnt that its super hard to get into (I realised that the ATAR itself is bloody competitive in Year 10/11). But I think applying and attempting will be a lot better than never trying :D (I don't really have high expectations that I would even come close to being...

Oh! There's money involved o___o I just knew there was a lot of work placement opportunities Good that I'm asking around for information and advice then, huh XD?

Very true, initially (back in Year 11), I decided against even considering Co-Op because I believed my ATAR wouldn't even surpass the 90s :) But this year has been surprising, I should give pursuing it a try. It wouldn't hurt to try.

Commerce Finance. Definitely have no specific career aim, its just a very vague "in Finance"

Sigh, still a little unsure whether I should be pursuing co-op or settling with my desired double degree (Law/Comm or Comm/Econ)

I see it :) ! Will I be able to do a double degree with Co-Op?

Yeah, I know it gives an awesome advantage with its work experience and opportunities. How does the course differ to the normal course in terms of structure? Will my studies at university be decreased etc?

The scholarship gives vague statements such as "leadership!" and "excellent connections" but I really want to know what the difference is or what Co-Op is like.

I believe that all three universities have a strong stance internationally (but lets be honest, we get outshined by American Ivy Leagues and the general Japanese/Korean educational system) for its own attributes/fields.

I think you have made your decision: ANU. a) You want to live on campus b) It offers your course It doesn't matter what university you go to if you have an option that offers you versatility and the course you desire. No point settling for Commerce in any university if you weren't...

I'll be disappointed if you don't state rank in everything :(