Degree done ? (1 Viewer)

[*hopeful*]

How do i know that my degree is completed ?? Looking at the 2004 (yr of enrolment) handbook i'll have completed all my subjects at the end of this semester but i cant work out what amount of credit points i need ? Do i have to do an elective ?

I really cant work it out

 

[jellybelly08]

which degree?

 

[*hopeful*]

oh sorry should have mentioned that

B Commerce-Accounting/B Business Administration

 

[jellybelly08]

I dunno how to get to the 2004 online handbook but the 2009 one shows the CP needed under "general requirements"

Program of Study - 2009 Course Handbook - Macquarie University

 

[*hopeful*]

crap, im 1 cp short

Macquarie University 2004 Handbook: BU007 - Business Accounting (Undergraduate Study Pattern)

Minimum number of credit points required for the degree 96
Minimum number of credit points required at 200 level or above 66
Minimum number of credit points required at 300 level 30

I have done 24 cp at 200 level, 40 cp at 300 level
Plus im doing 3@100 level, 3@200 level and 6@300 level this semester

so its best to choose a 200 level elective ?

 

[jellybelly08]

Or you could see if there is a 4CP subject you can substitute for one of your choosen 3CP 200/300lvl subjects.

 

[*hopeful*]

Or you could see if there is a 4CP subject you can substitute for one of your choosen 3CP 200/300lvl subjects.

that, there isnt

i think im just going to go into SES today and get them to sort it out, explain it to me and then add the elective to my enrolment list because theres nothing on e-student

argh what a hassle, also need to get 5 subject approval!

 

[Begbie4017]

You will also have to o one of those things about when you intend to graduate

 

[*hopeful*]

2 cp subject

I have 1 measly cp left in my degree, anybody know any units that are 1 or 2 cp ??

 

[peter2]

Re: 2 cp subject

That is soo stupid. I heard in the past that if you only need like 1 cp they grant it to you or something like that. I mean that would totally suck having to do a whole subject and paying the fees for it, buying textbook, attending uni for it etc. Just talk to one of the course advisors and I am sure they will help you out.