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[86]

I have 5 in Science level 1, and 2 in the 'BS-SCISUBLV123 - Science Level 1, 2 & 3' I need to get rid of Engineering materials, I put it down thinking I'd be doing it in 2nd year or something.

So I'd just put my 2 breadth subjects in the BS-BREADTHL1-3 Breadth Level 1-3 ?

Thanks for your help!

[nubs]

no worries mate

does anyone know if I can do 1 breadth in first year, and then do 3 in second year?

[jasrulz63]

Nothing wrong with that at all.

[jinny1]

How come everyone is doing BIOL10004 (Biology of Cells and Organisms) and BIOL10005 (Genetics & The Evolution of Life) to satisfy two semester of biology (to do pre-req for med)? How about BIOL100002(Biomolecules and Cells) and BIOL100003 (Genes and Environment) is ther something wrong with them? -.-


EDIT: SO i want to enrol in summer subjects, i do not enrol in Chemistry 2 now?? i wait until november right??

[mark_alec]

How about BIOL100002(Biomolecules and Cells) and BIOL100003 (Genes and Environment) is ther something wrong with them? -.-

Those are the biomed subjects, they are not available for science students.

And yes, if you want to enrol in a summer subject don't enrol in it now, but wait until November.

[jinny1]

How about BIOL100002(Biomolecules and Cells) and BIOL100003 (Genes and Environment) is ther something wrong with them? -.-

Those are the biomed subjects, they are not available for science students.

And yes, if you want to enrol in a summer subject don't enrol in it now, but wait until November.

ah ok thanks for that So can i leave one level1 science subject spot blank then??? because i plan to take chemistry 2 over the summer... Or do i still have to fill them all up?

[dc302]

How about BIOL100002(Biomolecules and Cells) and BIOL100003 (Genes and Environment) is ther something wrong with them? -.-

Those are the biomed subjects, they are not available for science students.

And yes, if you want to enrol in a summer subject don't enrol in it now, but wait until November.

ah ok thanks for that So can i leave one level1 science subject spot blank then??? because i plan to take chemistry 2 over the summer... Or do i still have to fill them all up?

Yes you can leave it blank. You can choose to do your course however you like really, as long as you finish it within 10 years (but note that if you have a load of 2 subjects or less then you are considered a part-time student instead).

[jinny1]

For BS-SCISUBLV123 , wouldn't it be smart to just pick level 1 subjects??? which are easier and thus you can get higher GPA??

I have no idea which level 3 subjects to pick :S i am majoring in BCMB, should i just pick subjects from the sample course plan in : http://bsc.unimelb.edu.au/majors/major/biochemistry ?


Okay i've accidentally chose Chemistry 2 already, i can't seem to find an option to remove it. only swapping it.... how do i remove it from the subject list?

[superstar1]

No one has told me yet, how Many subjects you need to finish your enrolment?? I have 8 for the first year, does that mean my enrolment is complete ?
Help would be appreciated, I posted this before but no one seemed to reply

[dc302]

For BS-SCISUBLV123 , wouldn't it be smart to just pick level 1 subjects??? which are easier and thus you can get higher GPA??

I have no idea which level 3 subjects to pick :S i am majoring in BCMB, should i just pick subjects from the sample course plan in : http://bsc.unimelb.edu.au/majors/major/biochemistry ?


Okay i've accidentally chose Chemistry 2 already, i can't seem to find an option to remove it. only swapping it.... how do i remove it from the subject list?

In the admin tab there should be a link to withdraw from subjects. Also, you can choose level 1 subjects as long as you don't have more than 10 in your study plan. Choosing easy subjects to boost GPA is actually a common occurrence I believe.

No one has told me yet, how Many subjects you need to finish your enrolment?? I have 8 for the first year, does that mean my enrolment is complete ?
Help would be appreciated, I posted this before but no one seemed to reply

The standard is 8 yes, although I don't know if it will 'complete' your enrollment (they were never tight about this anyway). Better to enroll in 8 now and change it later if you want. For instance, doing 3 subjects in semester 2 instead or something.

[nubs]

So how exactly do we complete our enrolment?

[superstar1]

Thanks dc302

[mickeymouse]

so confused so I'm up to the "Select Subjects" and everytime I attempt to try and search up a course like Introduction to Microeconomics I get this message:
"Sorry, but there are no matching structures for the specified criteria." I'm probably doing something wrong...

[dc302]

With regards to completing enrollment, I believe that in the past, all we had to do was complete the enrollment declaration and enroll in at least 1 subject in semester 1. They are trying to get people to enroll in everything now though, so I am not sure if that has changed.

[xdecay]

With regards to completing enrollment, I believe that in the past, all we had to do was complete the enrollment declaration and enroll in at least 1 subject in semester 1. They are trying to get people to enroll in everything now though, so I am not sure if that has changed.

what if i plan to transfer? should i still enrol the full year just in case? i haven't had a chance to speak to melbourne uni yet so..