**freakstar87**
wow
i know this one person in business/computing who is doing all business subjects this year (first year student too). this kinda pissed me off cos i wanted to do more business subjects as well but this lady told me that we must enrol in subjects according to the recommended study plan that they submitted to us in enrollment. are you even allowed to do this?
and i don't really have any good excuse to vary my subjects before 10th march. can you still vary your subjects in the spring semester or am i stuck here?
i'm also thinking of doing internal transfer into business after this semester or the end of this year. by changing my subject plan, will this affect my transfer since i'm not doing the recommended plan? i know this is early but i just realised that i don't like the IT units (especially isp) very much and i can't do any non-IT electives with this degree. are there any disadvantages by internal transfer into business single degree?
should i also do summer sessions to catch up on the other subjects that i haven't done this year if i do get the transfer into business?
is this a good idea cos there are some older students wanting to get out of business/computing but they're still there.
and i don't really have any good excuse to vary my subjects before 10th march. can you still vary your subjects in the spring semester or am i stuck here?
i'm also thinking of doing internal transfer into business after this semester or the end of this year. by changing my subject plan, will this affect my transfer since i'm not doing the recommended plan? i know this is early but i just realised that i don't like the IT units (especially isp) very much and i can't do any non-IT electives with this degree. are there any disadvantages by internal transfer into business single degree?
should i also do summer sessions to catch up on the other subjects that i haven't done this year if i do get the transfer into business?
is this a good idea cos there are some older students wanting to get out of business/computing but they're still there.
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