Arts 2009. Yeeeeah.

[Butler]

Excellent, in that case, my plan for next year can still come to fruition. I was concerned for a minute there.

[memka]

1st pref BA at ANU.
I want to major in Archaeology and Biological Anthropology. 

[bubble sunglasses]

Yeah you can. I am.

 you're doing science though. I'm not sure whether an Arts person can do an Arts subject in a diploma for breadth. Better find out from the uni, Butler.

[ilovesuck]

ive got arts melbourne as my second preference at the moment, but i think i will change it to first preference after ENTER results come out.

i keep switching psychology (honours) @ monash and arts @ melbourne (psych) back and forth; cant decide!

[Butler]

Yeah you can. I am.

 you're doing science though. I'm not sure whether an Arts person can do an Arts subject in a diploma for breadth. Better find out from the uni, Butler.

At the open day I was told by a woman the languages faculty that a diploma of languages can count as the breadth element of an Arts degree. Now that doubt has been cast, I plan on checking again, but she seemed quite confident in telling me that.

[bubble sunglasses]

Yeah you can. I am.

 you're doing science though. I'm not sure whether an Arts person can do an Arts subject in a diploma for breadth. Better find out from the uni, Butler.

At the open day I was told by a woman the languages faculty that a diploma of languages can count as the breadth element of an Arts degree. Now that doubt has been cast, I plan on checking again, but she seemed quite confident in telling me that.

   Nah, she would know better than me. Good for you, circumventing breadth

    btw do you go to that school in Sunbury that you can see from the train line?
 
     

[jaynie13]

really hope you guys are right re:diploma instead of breadth! if so, makes me even happier to be applying to UoM!

[Butler]

Yeah you can. I am.

 you're doing science though. I'm not sure whether an Arts person can do an Arts subject in a diploma for breadth. Better find out from the uni, Butler.

At the open day I was told by a woman the languages faculty that a diploma of languages can count as the breadth element of an Arts degree. Now that doubt has been cast, I plan on checking again, but she seemed quite confident in telling me that.

   Nah, she would know better than me. Good for you, circumventing breadth

    btw do you go to that school in Sunbury that you can see from the train line?
 
    

There are two high schools, one on either side of the train line. I go to the one on the right as you're heading towards the city. Are you from around the area?

[Amnesiac]

UoM is one of the only Arts degrees that offers Archaeology so i think it will be my first preference. I am altering mine in a few weeks time, when the 'Change of Preferences' is open.

[bubble sunglasses]

Yeah you can. I am.

 you're doing science though. I'm not sure whether an Arts person can do an Arts subject in a diploma for breadth. Better find out from the uni, Butler.

At the open day I was told by a woman the languages faculty that a diploma of languages can count as the breadth element of an Arts degree. Now that doubt has been cast, I plan on checking again, but she seemed quite confident in telling me that.

   Nah, she would know better than me. Good for you, circumventing breadth

    btw do you go to that school in Sunbury that you can see from the train line?
 
    

There are two high schools, one on either side of the train line. I go to the one on the right as you're heading towards the city. Are you from around the area?

 I did yrs 6-10 +12 in Bendigo. I recall the school on the left as being really pretty, not sure I've seen yours

[Butler]

Yeah you can. I am.

 you're doing science though. I'm not sure whether an Arts person can do an Arts subject in a diploma for breadth. Better find out from the uni, Butler.

At the open day I was told by a woman the languages faculty that a diploma of languages can count as the breadth element of an Arts degree. Now that doubt has been cast, I plan on checking again, but she seemed quite confident in telling me that.

   Nah, she would know better than me. Good for you, circumventing breadth

    btw do you go to that school in Sunbury that you can see from the train line?
 
    

There are two high schools, one on either side of the train line. I go to the one on the right as you're heading towards the city. Are you from around the area?

 I did yrs 6-10 +12 in Bendigo. I recall the school on the left as being really pretty, not sure I've seen yours

Ah, ok. The school on the left is the Catholic private school, and I go to the public school next door. Next time you're passing by, look out for a breeding ground of portables, and you'll have found my school.

[jaynie13]

has anyone checked the UoM website? cos that has course plans, and NOWHERE does it say that you can take a diploma instead of breadth, you have to do both.

[jess3254]

Arts would be an awesome course to do.

If I don't get into Medicine initially, I'd probably do an Arts/Science degree, and major in History or Politics and Spanish

[bturville]

has anyone checked the UoM website? cos that has course plans, and NOWHERE does it say that you can take a diploma instead of breadth, you have to do both.

yeah, i'm now kinda doubting you can if you're doing arts. if you want to do a language you need to major in in, pretty much. Breadth sucks

[Amnesiac]

I don't completely understand Breadth. Does anyone want to explain it to me in as little compexity as possible?