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Uni Stuff => Universities - Victoria => University of Melbourne => Topic started by: missabc123 on August 10, 2016, 04:37:42 pm
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Hey guys, has anyone successfully (or unsuccessfully) applied to over-enrol by 12.5 credit points before? Especially if it was for a reason other than changing your major/s late in your degree. I just want an idea of the success rate of an application. :)
Thanks!
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Hey guys, has anyone successfully (or unsuccessfully) applied to over-enrol by 12.5 credit points before? Especially if it was for a reason other than changing your major/s late in your degree. I just want an idea of the success rate of an application. :)
Thanks!
I over-enrolled this Sem, since i have 75 credit points already and only technically completed 1 Semester (also wanted to do 4 subjects this sem). Wasn't much of an issue, just a one-week turn around (which is quite fast by UoM standards anyway)
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I over-enrolled this Sem, since i have 75 credit points already and only technically completed 1 Semester (also wanted to do 4 subjects this sem). Wasn't much of an issue, just a one-week turn around (which is quite fast by UoM standards anyway)
Hey thanks for responding!
Just need to clarify, did you overload or over-enrol? Because I actually want to add an additional 12.5 credit points to my undergraduate degree of 300 points.
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Oops, my bad, that's 'overloading', not 'over-enrolling' :/
Sorry!!
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Not sure if you're even allowed to over enrol
300 is the min and the max
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yeah - from my understanding/knowledge I don't think you can over-enrol more than 300 credit points. I wanted to too but after speaking with my coordinator she said thats the minimum and maximum.
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Thanks for the responses guys! ;D
So no one's heard of anyone that's managed to take extra subjects or anything? http://ask.unimelb.edu.au/app/answers/detail/a_id/2848/~/extra-subjects
http://students.unimelb.edu.au/admin/load
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Is there a relevant concurrent diploma you could take? I'm taking a Bachelor of Science with a Concurrent Diploma in Mathematical Sciences (since it means I can add extra Mathematics and Statistics subjects to my undergraduate studies).
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You can actually enroll in the single subjects through the community access programme. Though be warned that it does cost a swag and won't count towards your degree.