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There is usually about 40 that start off doin it and then past first year there is usually only a handful that stick with this major. You do most of your Vision related units with Optom students.

Yeah I also have YA but I wasn't gonna deduct anything based on that income... I was just looking at it from the cadetship income point of view. But thanks for your input!

Also I signed the contract with them April 2008 so I was already under contract when the expenses occurred in the 2008/2009 financial year.

Thanks, Well I study Optometry and so when I graduate I will be employed as an Optometrist by the company and I am already contracted for that. And I receive a set income from them each year of my degree which I use to cover textbook and equipment expenses. My only worry about it is that is...

So its tax time... and after much debate with my friends I am asking the board to see if anyone else can shed any light... I study full-time at university, and do not have a part-time job as such, but I have a cadetship with a company who I am contracted with and pays me money which I use...

Hey! I did those courses last year... the optics can be quite hard - but the vision science isnt too bad - its a good taster to the optom courses in second year!

I'm not sure about this one... I had the vice-chancellor equity scholarship last year, and was wondering if that continues to this year as well? I read somewhere it can be held for up to 5 years? But was I meant to reapply for it for this year or is there some renewal form i was meant to fill...