Dr. of Veterinary Medicine

[Starlight]

Prerequisites for first year at unimelb state: Biology, chemistry and students who have not completed Year 12 Physics must complete one unit of Physics in first year to be eligible for entry to the Veterinary Bioscience specialisation. Can I do the physics in 2nd year? :S

[anonymous1]

yes you can! take it as breadth or something in the first semester-i'm assuming you only have to do fundamentals of physics 

[Starlight]

Yeah fundamentals I think

[anonymous1]

good luck with that

you can definitely still do it in second year as a breadth

[Starlight]

good luck with that

you can definitely still do it in second year as a breadth

You mean science elective?

[claireb]

You must do at least 4 breadth and max of 6. So you can do two science subjects instead of two breadth if you want. And yes you can take physics next year, that's what I'm doing seeing I did calc 1 last semester instead.

[anonymous1]

good luck with that

you can definitely still do it in second year as a breadth

You mean science elective?

basically what claireb said. Instead of a breadth subject you can do science, so next year in semester one you will choose three science lvl2 subjects and fundamentals of physics as your breadth. After that continue as normal so in sem2 you do 3 science subjects and 1 breadth of your choice.

[Starlight]

Oh right I see, naww won't be able to do spanish next year ah well, some sacrifices have to be made. Maybe i'd do that 3rd year if possible lol

[claireb]

You should be able to, you just need do at least one breadth at level 2 or 3.

[VivaTequila]

You must do at least 4 breadth and max of 6.

Man far out, this really eats me out. I actually wish I could do more than 6 breadth subjects; there's so many fascinating writing and arts subjects that I'm missing out on... It'd be swell to do more, but my breadths are taken up all the way to third year. I know more solidly what I'm doing with my breadths than my major!!

[claireb]

You must do at least 4 breadth and max of 6.

Man far out, this really eats me out. I actually wish I could do more than 6 breadth subjects; there's so many fascinating writing and arts subjects that I'm missing out on... It'd be swell to do more, but my breadths are taken up all the way to third year. I know more solidly what I'm doing with my breadths than my major!!

Aren't you doing Russian? You could also do dip. lang which frees up your breadth for other things.

[Russ]

You -can- always sit in on the classes if you really just want to learn for fun. I did it a few times when I didn't have anything else on

[VivaTequila]

You must do at least 4 breadth and max of 6.

Man far out, this really eats me out. I actually wish I could do more than 6 breadth subjects; there's so many fascinating writing and arts subjects that I'm missing out on... It'd be swell to do more, but my breadths are taken up all the way to third year. I know more solidly what I'm doing with my breadths than my major!!

Aren't you doing Russian? You could also do dip. lang which frees up your breadth for other things.

I'm going to get it cross-credited, there's little point paying more to do the subjects when you can effectively have everything count for double.

[VivaTequila]

BTW it's relevant so I thought I'd throw it in here - I was speaking to a girl who was studying the second year vet subjects, and she said they were extremely well taught and incredibly interesting. She was just doing Chemistry fundamentals late because she wasn't sure about it, so she was 2nd year, and yeah, she loves it.