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Basically you can't get credit for it if you've done that

I suspect re-enrol

Do a search on these forums, I must've posted this so many times.

*points to little scale image on the left hand side* You know you COULD rep us ;) (that's right, I'm a repwhorebitches)

That's why I'm still here >.>

Am I better off paying HECS upfront? Good article, and basically I'd rather have the cash in hand, it is very difficult for most students to firstly have that money on hand, and secondly to be able to support themselves and pay upfront. If you've got the money, then sure go for it, not all...

Rofl, welcome! Might see you guys on the orientation days

Haha was about to say, you're going to skip the country aren't you Rob :p

Yeah, they strongly suggest against it, but there's nothing in the rules or regulations saying you can't. To be fair, I find the difference between 200 and 300 level to be more intense than 100-200 in the subjects I've done (particularly Ancient History where a unit is offered at both 200 and...

If you read the fine print this is what it says: Note: This is only an indication of your payment option. Your actual payment option is determined at the end of the census date for each unit of study on the basis of any up-front payments you have made.

Macquarie University

4 units IS the average

Full year = A..full year of study? Not really sure if I can explain that any more (2 semesters etc). Mid-year Transfer = A transfer during the middle of the year, undertaken between the break between Semester 1 and 2...

Rob (Pwar) does this or is doing something like this or has done something like this or promotes something like this (I forget which). From what I understood, they're basically there as a way of learning languages without enrolling in a Bachelor's program, so they're beneficial for say...

Re: 2009 Macquarie Uni Offers No, the 100/200/300 levels aren't restricted to your 'year' of progression, they're merely there to symbolise levels.

Re: 2009 Macquarie Uni Offers You can enrol in whatever you want, its really up to you. The issue is will those subjects help you fulfill the requirements for graduating in your chosen course or accreditted program? This is what the academic advising is there for, so make sure you make good...

Doubt it, we don't have a dedicated Classical Piano teacher, most of the department caters for production and performance of non-classical instruments and pieces, as evidenced by our DJing, Virtual Studio Production and African Drumming courses.

1) The process for enrolment is: You can go to the optional lecture/introduction orientation talk thing they have...or if you're confident and have things sorted, go to the academic advisors who will look at your filled out proposed program form and then either tell you you're doing it wrong or...

Taken from the handbook entry: Source

Ahh crappy, oh well something to look forward to in 2nd sem!