Hey i just failed a subject "Mathematics for Engineers 1" and you needed to pass this subject to go onto "Mathematics for Engineers 2". When i go to Tutorial Registration for next semester "Mathematics for Engineers 2" still comes up for me to register for. I'm a bit confused of what to do and how to do it. Can anyone help?
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Failing a subject (1 Viewer)
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Not 100% sure but you will probably have to submit a form to remove that subject and add math for eng 1 for this semester's enrolment. But check to see if it's actually being offered at your campus for this semester.
You will need a program variation form. You have to remove Mathematics for Engineers 2 and replace it with Mathematics for Engineers 1. Forms are green at the student centre, or they can be found online on the uws website.
sweetXinsanity
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University confuses the hell out of me! 
I know im so gonna get lost for the first 6 months of uni next year (hopefully)
I know im so gonna get lost for the first 6 months of uni next year (hopefully)
MonkEE
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Erm I think they will cut your number of subject you can do in half or soemthing if you fail too much units.
But erm you won't get your degree if you dont finnish even one core subject. Prob change course or just drop out and try to rule the world...
But erm you won't get your degree if you dont finnish even one core subject. Prob change course or just drop out and try to rule the world...
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Jonathan A
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Chang said:
The University will probably contact you and advise you that you should reconsider studying. I think they place the words "Academic Fail" when this occurs.