Hey guys. For BA it says "No more than 18 junior credit points from one subject area". So does this mean that, say for example HSTY, i can only pick 3 6-unit options for first year? And then pick other units from other majors? thankyaa
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My understanding is that you can only do up to three 6cp units for a particular area for your entire degree.
So for HSTY, you can only do at most three HSTY1XXXX units during your entire degree.
Most students only complete two 1XXX for most majors considering that's the defacto standard.
As per the requirements for a History major:
"A major in History requires 36 senior credit points including 24 credit points of core units of study of which 6 credit points must be taken at 3000 level."
http://sydney.edu.au/handbooks/arts/units_of_study/tablea/history.shtml
"To progress to senior-intermediate (2000 level) units of study you complete any 12 junior credit points in History or Ancient History."
http://sydney.edu.au/handbooks/arts/subject_areas/history.shtml
So for HSTY, you can only do at most three HSTY1XXXX units during your entire degree.
Most students only complete two 1XXX for most majors considering that's the defacto standard.
As per the requirements for a History major:
"A major in History requires 36 senior credit points including 24 credit points of core units of study of which 6 credit points must be taken at 3000 level."
http://sydney.edu.au/handbooks/arts/units_of_study/tablea/history.shtml
"To progress to senior-intermediate (2000 level) units of study you complete any 12 junior credit points in History or Ancient History."
http://sydney.edu.au/handbooks/arts/subject_areas/history.shtml
