Shadowdude
Cult of Personality
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You'd stay longer at uni though. At least take 3 so you're a full time student and get concessions and all that.If I don't make the transfer, should I just take 2 courses next sem to see what the difference is?
What I might suggest if you want to transfer is take one or two courses in the subject you want to transfer to, and if you go well - transfer.
That was my logic for semester 1 this year, I did my two maths ones, and then I did one Finance and one English. I was debating whether or not to transfer into English or not at the time, from Finance and taking the two of them allowed me to more easily make my decision.
Also I'd suggest you refine your study methods for those subjects. Ask the lecturer how best to study the subject. Study with other students. Dedicate more time to study. For maths, do the problems and re-read lecture notes and look at the problems again and see how the maths is used in it.
It's tough, yes. University learning is a lot different from school learning, but I know you did very well at school - I just think you have to tweak a few things maybe, and you'll do super on the uni front.