Can a subject count toward two different major sequences? (1 Viewer)

[SoCal]

Hello everyone, I heard somewhere that when you are choosing subjects for your major sequence that the same subject can't count toward two different major sequences. So, I was just wondering whether this is true? Thanks.

 

[Cyph]

who told you this?

I don't know the answer sorry. =/

 

[hipsta_jess]

ive heard the same thing...ill go see what i can find out..

 

[SoCal]

who told you this?

I don't know the answer sorry. =/

I can't really remember who I heard it from. I may have heard it on this forum I think.

 

[hipsta_jess]

i cant find anything atm, but as i said, ive heard the same as you...i guess all you can do is email someone like EnquiryCentre@newcastle.edu.au or your program coordintor or something.

 

[SoCal]

i cant find anything atm, but as i said, ive heard the same as you...i guess all you can do is email someone like EnquiryCentre@newcastle.edu.au or your program coordintor or something.

Yeah, I might ask a Lecturer in person when I go back to University. That way I will have a better chance of getting the right answer.

 

[evilc]

I think that a subject could??
A subject can count towards two combined degrees. ie. The three maths subjects that i have done count towards both my engineering degree and mathematics degree. So i dont see why some subjects could not count towards two separate major sequences

 

[crazybrad]

i think that it would as well, not really fair if it doesnt

 

[SoCal]

OK, thanks for your help everyone.