I can't help but feel i'll be missing out on a proper education if all i do is maths/finance type stuff... I mean, i wanna do some humanities too. Now i know you can't combine it with arts (nor would i want to really), but is there any way that this is possible with actuarials at macq?
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In short, yes. Do the single degree, and for your very very few electives (which would be when others are doing units for their double degree), you do some Arts units which fit.
I was thinkin' of spending a 5th year, just to broaden my education, until I thought about it again.
I don't think I could string two sentences together when I finish ACST, so I'll just quit while I'm ahead.
I was thinkin' of spending a 5th year, just to broaden my education, until I thought about it again.
I don't think I could string two sentences together when I finish ACST, so I'll just quit while I'm ahead. Your welcome. Btw, first year offers you no electives and you have a recommended overloaded timetable. You will have be able to do two units, in second year - one in each semester, of your own chose (awful grammar, but stuff it!).
Btw, first year offers you no electives and you have a recommended overloaded timetable. You will have be able to do two units, in second year - one in each semester, of your own chose (awful grammar, but stuff it!).