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are you trasnferring into the general b. commerce.. or one of the specialised degrees (b. comm- mktg, b. comm- acst, b. comm- accg)? the general b. commerce degree obviously has greater flexibility in what units you want to do, than the specialised ones. basically you pick major and follow...

oh really? why would you wanna do that? if you do that, they willl take into account your UAI and last semesters results and will recalculate you a new UAI... how well did you go last semester? chances are they will fuck up your re- calculated UAI.... why not just continue with what your...

for the bba/ba-psych degrees, your 100 level core units arn't meant to be completed in first year... that you can probably work out yourself... but i'm still thinking you will be behind a semester... because to continue on with 200 level PSY units psy104 and psy105 will most likely be pre-...

b psych people have the honours year in their degree already included. but to remain in the degree the must maintain a distinction average... so in fact b. psych people have to 'compete' for the 4th year honours as well... if by the end of 3rd year they do not meet the requirements to complete...

that actuarials site looks bad... how shabby.... but then again most of the MQ department sites look shabby....

don't you need to have done psy104 to be able to do psy105??? it looks like both of you will be a semester behind in your degree...

comp123 would be useless for your degree as it is not a core unit for the combined law/IT (assuming thats the course you want to trasnfer into gathered from the other thread). from what i've heard, comp123 is basically just ms office and basic internet. comp114 would be much better suited...

i don't think a bcst and bsci(math) is possible. the only option would be is to do a bsci with majors in math and comp sci..... the beng and bsci combined degrees would mean you have to major in either computer enginnering or software engineering under the b. eng degree and a major in math...

yeah not much has changed.... but its refreshing... i was starting to get sick of the old site...

just as the title reads.... what do you think of it?

oh and also you have to remember professional recognition each degree *might* offer... you'd professionally recognised as an economist in a b. ec degree as opposed to a ba (eco).

the core units would be the same in the b.eco and the ba (eco).... and you'd need to meet the required pre- req's for each subject if there are any.

i think you should also consider your options for when you finish a degree as well...... if you were planning on going into the economics field, a b. economics would be much better than say a BA with majors in economics.

i always thought you stick to the degree requirements of the year you started that degree.... i mean they tell everyone to purchase a handbook during enrolment so i'm guessing that is because we're meant to refer to it thru-out our uni career....

why would you want to repeat a subject, unless you failed it?? are you allowed to repeat a subject even though you've passed it?!?!

so if we've met the requirements for a trasnfer, we're guaranteed for that trasnfer? what if there is some quota, how will they work it out?

how much do you want for the BUSL250 book?

uh as far as i know, if its a pre- req you need to have done the required pre- req before you do the unit. so yes you have you do a stat unit before you proceed to econ141. i don't think they will let you do stat171 again, you might have to so stat170...

still not working... starting to get a nauseated feeling in my stomach.. i knew i should of eaten breakfast this morning.. :(

argh... you all got your results... the site is down for me!! it says it will be fixed at 11am.. its past 11am.. :( i got on like 10 minutes ago refreshing the page.. i wonder if i'm helping...