No breadth anymore?

[Russ]

Have you thought about being "overqualified"?  That word could potentially be your biggest nightmare when you finish.

I think his biggest problem is going to be paying for it all.

Also, does 'part-time study' refer to 2 subjects a semester, or just anything less than 4 subjects per semester? How would this work if you had to fit 8 semester subjects into 2 years part-time?

It refers to how you enrol in the university. Full time students can do less subjects a semester and still have it considered a full time load.

And 8 semester subjects in 2 years is the standard 2 per semester.

[binders]

It refers to how you enrol in the university. Full time students can do less subjects a semester and still have it considered a full time load.

do you know if taking less than a full time load has any effect on your study?
or is it just your pocket?

[Russ]

It'll take you twice as long to complete your degree. And the subjects don't cost more or less based on fulltime/parttime

[name]

lol, a bit ambitious with all those planned degrees considering you're in year 10 now.

[AzureBlue]

lol, a bit ambitious with all those planned degrees considering you're in year 10 now.

Okay, I'm not really planning to do all those degrees. I'm just exploring options right now - nothing wrong with that