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Depends on what stream of engineering you want to transfer to. Generally, science is more flexible so you can choose more relevant subjects, but in either case you'll need a high enough combination of UAI and GPA to transfer.

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I am taking a total guess at this, but I assume that if 'a' is a constant term then it should be correct.

The humanities will save me from getting bored in my engineering program.

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um...that isn't really the thing you spend an entire degree doing. HTML is barely scratching the surface of web coding. You could probably take a look at some media programs, or design computing, digital media, maybe even computer science and software engineering.

I thought this topic was a joke?

B Engineering / B Arts and I only get to do 1 major in Arts, although if I can squeeze in 12 extra credits for arts I can double major. I'm intending to do Modern Greek as my major.

I'm doing a combined degree, so the only arts subjects I have this year are: MGRK1601 - Junior Modern Greek 1 MGRK1602 - Junior Modern Greek 2

I don't know what happens at UNSW, but I thought usually you go for either coursework (masters) or research (PHD), not both.

You should have put Computer Science / Arts in your preferences. Then you could have had a major and minor in arts. You can try for the final round though; I just un-enrolled from the course so there should be a vacancy. Anyway, I think there is a graphics major in the final years of the...

It was a no.

It basically means, you can only study what is in this link: http://intranet.eng.usyd.edu.au:8000/cgi-bin/show_plan?=BECHEM--& Chemical Engineering doesn't appear to be as flexible as other programs.

It depends on the university that you're trying to contact. I needed to un-enrol from UNSW, so I had to fill in a form and fax it to them. You're probably best off calling or emailing the uni that you want to un-enrol from.

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ENGG1805 - Professional Engineering and IT INFO1103 - Introduction to Programming MATH1001 - Differential Calculus MATH1002 - Linear Algebra MGRK1601 - Junior Modern Greek 1 INFO1105 - Data Structures ELEC1601 - Foundations of Computer Systems MATH1003 - Integral Calculus and Modelling...

I doubt you would be able to do that in your first year. I think you get a couple of free electives in your later years, but you could also transfer to B Engineering / B Science if you really wanted to study science subjects.

I've never been to either of the unis and know nothing about either course, but I would still go to Macquarie.

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