Studying 2 undergraduate degrees (1 Viewer)

[Aj10001]

I was wondering if you are able to study another undergraduate degree after completing your first ? i always figured you were forced onto postgraduate study at this point but i've heard others say they thought otherwise. I have recently applied for postgraduate study, but it is hugely expensive. If i could study another undergrad degree why would i not do so at a fraction of the cost ?

I would really appreciate someone who knows what they are talking about to clarify this.

Thanks in advance

 

[Survivor39]

You can do a second undegred degree if you want. I know some people do an Optometry degree, then do a second science degree. So I'd say go for it!

 

[Season]

Yeah you can, but once you exceed your 7 years of undergraduate you are no longer eligible for HECS... No one is going to force you into doing post graduate studies lol

 

[CloudStrife]

there's a 7 yr limit on undergraduate hecs....but i thought u can still hecs some post grad

 

[+Po1ntDeXt3r+]

undergraduate engineer - 4 yrs
graduate entry- undergraduate dentistry - 4 yrs

there are certain exceptions that the department of ed and training allows.. this is one of them.

otherwise u will need to apply with good reason.