differences between a co-major and a minor (1 Viewer)

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What are the differences between a co-major and a minor? I want to do
Accounting and Business Law. Do they qualify as Single Major with a minor or Double Majors?

UNSW Handbook Program - Commerce - 3502

I don't get the sample program table down the buttom.


can someone please help me

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UNSW Handbook Glossary this should help with anything you could not define.

handbook said:
In addition Bachelor of Commerce students must complete
12 units of credit of approved General Education courses AND

Either a single major of at least 48 units of credit in an approved disciplinary stream and a minor of 24 units of credit of approved semester courses

OR

A double major of 84 units of credit, consisting of 42 units of credit from each of two approved disciplinary streams (excluding Industrial Training components) or areas of study.
 

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thanks for the reply. i've read the handbook definitions just now, Business Law is a co-major, so basically if i want to do ACCT + Business Law I have to choose DOUBLE MAJOR right?

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thanks for the reply. i've read the handbook definitions just now, Business Law is a co-major, so basically if i want to do ACCT + Business Law I have to choose DOUBLE MAJOR right?

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Correct. But IIRC, some courses between business law & accounting (if you want to get qualified for CA) overlap.
 

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just fyi minors do not show up on your academic transcript or on your degree.


if a study field is co-majored - I believe it means that it cannot be your only major.. i.e. you cannot have B Commerce (Bus. Law), however you can take Bus. Law as your second major. So, using your example B Commerce (Bus. Law, Accting) is OK.
 

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