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Speaking of tutes.... I think I managed to enrol in a tute that is reserved for bluescope students... It's perfect for my timetable though so hopefully they'll let me stay :)

Speaking of tutes, when do enrolements open?

I enrolled in my double today and they told me to just do four subjects... Hmmm ahh well I'm sure it'll all work out, if it's too bludgy this semester I'll take another one up for next time. I'm doing Commerce/Science BTW

Ninga: In my enrolement booklet it says Maths 1A part 1(187) runs in Autumn or Spring and Maths 1A part 2 (188) runs in Autumn, hence my confusion. Because that means I would have to wait until next year to do part 2 which seems a bit odd to me. If I'm expected to do 5 subjects that's no...

How many subjects are you supposed to do? I was thinking: Chemistry 1A Fundamentals of Physics A Mathematics 1A Part 1 Introduction to Management& Employment Relations With the Maths, I assume you have to do Part 1 first, but then you would have to wait until next Autum to do part 2...

urgh, I hope I don't get too many of them

I see, allright thanks for the help. Hopefully I won't end up in crappy subjects running at 11pm :uhhuh:

So I don't actually choose my subjects until after orientation week?

Hey does anyone know what subjects I will have to do in first year? Because I really have no idea. Oh and when do you have to pick your majors? Is it as soon as you enrol or do you wait until 2nd year? Thanks :)

yeah I'll be there, I can't wait :D

I'll prolly get a new computer, well parts anyway I'm going to try my hand at building one.

at the end of yr 11 all the people who didn't chose 4u in the top two classes were reassigned to other ones and we just went through and did the work in whatever period we wanted. We did extra lessons before school so we could get it all done but we still covered every topic from all the courses.

You're logic looks correct to me coke.

good to know :D

I think you guys have the wrong definitions. I was confused myself because different textbooks contradict each other so I rang the advice line and apparently these are the correct definitions: Polycentric: The best person for the job is employed regardless of their country of origin...