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[Bionic_Arm26]

Yes.

cheers!

[Gutthi]

Ok, so I have enrolled into my subjects, and was wondering when registrations open. Also what about the fees and everything? Is there anything else that needs to be done before 30-1-15 (tomorrow) ?

[ealam2]

Ok, so I have enrolled into my subjects, and was wondering when registrations open. Also what about the fees and everything? Is there anything else that needs to be done before 30-1-15 (tomorrow) ?

Fees-I asked them and they said we'll get an email mid-Feb or earlier not sure regarding what fees to pay and it has to be before the census date so 31st march for Sem 1 subjects. It will contain instructions on how to pay as well as a variety of options.

You just need to enrol today.

From the notice on my.unimelb

Opening Times for Class Registration
Posted by University Services on Thursday 29 January 2015

Class registration for undergraduate Semester 1 and Year Long subjects will open on Monday 2 February.

• 8am: First year subjects (codes xxxx10000 —19999).
• 2pm: Second/third year subjects (codes xxxx20000 — 39999).

Staggering the opening times by year level will improve class registration by reducing traffic and maximising system performance.

4 Tips to optimise your class registration experience:
1. Limit your access to one session. Attempting to simultaneously log in with multiple devices and browsers will slow down system access for you and others.
2. Avoid refreshing the page. Refreshing will cause further delays, as you will be taken to the back of the processing queue.
3. Only reload the page by hitting the ‘back’ button if you receive an error message, such as ‘page cannot be displayed’ or ‘application error’.
4. If you see a blank page when attempting to log in, please continue to wait as this means you’re in the queue.

Getting help:
You can find information on how to plan, register, and change classes, making changes to your timetable on the Enrolment website (link 1).

13 MELB will be extending chat and phone opening hours on Monday 2 February to provide registration support. These services will be available from 8.00am to 7.00pm.

13 MELB will also be answering queries and providing updates on Facebook (link 2) and Twitter (link 3) between 8.00am and 5.00pm on Monday 2 February.

Links
http://enrolment.unimelb.edu.au/home
https://www.facebook.com/13melb
https://twitter.com/13MELB
Contact: 13 MELB
Position: Student Contact Centre
Phone number: 13 6352
Email address: [email protected]

[harvey_specter]

Hi guys,

I was hoping someone could help me with regards to applying for a Community Access Program unit. I'm trying to get into the Bachelor of Commerce, so I need to do complete a unit to satisfy the mathematics pre-requisite.

I was told the unit was called 'Introduction to Mathematics' but for some reason I cannot seem to find it on the Online Application System whenever I search for it.
Can anyone help?

[Mieow]

I think I have two different email accounts, and I don't think that's right...?

When I log onto the Student Portal and click on 'New Emails', the account it takes me to is different to the account that is listed under 'Contact' in eStudent. I can't log onto the latter though. Any thoughts on this?

[harvey_specter]

Hi guys,

I was hoping someone could help me with regards to applying for a Community Access Program unit. I'm trying to get into the Bachelor of Commerce, so I need to do complete a unit to satisfy the mathematics pre-requisite.

I was told the unit was called 'Introduction to Mathematics' but for some reason I cannot seem to find it on the Online Application System whenever I search for it.
Can anyone help?

[Stevensmay]

I think I have two different email accounts, and I don't think that's right...?

When I log onto the Student Portal and click on 'New Emails', the account it takes me to is different to the account that is listed under 'Contact' in eStudent. I can't log onto the latter though. Any thoughts on this?

They both point to the same account. One will be your username and the other is based around initial and last name I believe. It's set up this way in case you don't want to reveal your university username and is sometimes also easier to remember or tell someone. In short, perfectly normal.

I was hoping someone could help me with regards to applying for a Community Access Program unit. I'm trying to get into the Bachelor of Commerce, so I need to do complete a unit to satisfy the mathematics pre-requisite.

I was told the unit was called 'Introduction to Mathematics' but for some reason I cannot seem to find it on the Online Application System whenever I search for it.

Try searching for it by its code (MAST10012) otherwise can you put up a photo of which page you are trying to find it from?

[harvey_specter]

Here is where I am looking for the unit.

[Amity]

You should probably try searching without the brackets around the course code. If that doesn't work, maybe you could try filling in some of the other fields.

[Jawnle]

Is it too late to withdraw from an enrolled subject? (Sem 2 breadth)

[notveryasian]

Is it too late to withdraw from an enrolled subject? (Sem 2 breadth)

You have until a few weeks into sem 2 to change that subject, so no, it's not too late.

[Jawnle]

You have until a few weeks into sem 2 to change a subject, so no, it's not too late.

Oh so I can't change it now? Also, do I just register for sem 1 classes on monday or do I register for sem 2 aswell?

[Stevensmay]

Oh so I can't change it now? Also, do I just register for sem 1 classes on monday or do I register for sem 2 aswell?

You can change it now as notveryasian said. You register only for semester 1.

[myanacondadont]

When planning our class registration do we look at the timetables in the handbook and sort of just piece together what we want? Then hope to god we can get those times when it comes to monday?

[Stevensmay]

When planning our class registration do we look at the timetables in the handbook and sort of just piece together what we want? Then hope to god we can get those times when it comes to monday?

Yes. It's not necessary to plan as timetabling will show every available option, but if you want to get a better timetable then yeah.