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bladeys

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I'm just wondering if it's possible to do a double major for the Science part of this degree. On the website it says you would have to overload or take courses in the summer/winter. I'm fine with doing that. I'm just wondering when offers come out how would I choose the double major?
 

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You choose the double major when you pick subjects, not when you pick your degree. Also, with a double degree you will have to take courses in the summer - or overload, but you won't be allowed in the first year or so.
 

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Ahhk thanks. So a double major of comp sci and maths in the science part would be fine?
 

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Can you major in computer science for the Science degree? If so, you might be able to. Just ask them.
 

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UNSW no longer offers Winter courses. It's been that way since 2008 (where they made 14 week semesters into 12).
 

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From what I understand. It isn't possible.

double degree means 1 major from each degree.

i.e. commerce (major in whatever you money-making freaks do) + science (i.e. medical microbiology)

Trust me, once you hit the end of 1st or 2nd year, even just completing the science degree part kills you.

Had a buddy who overloaded almost every year, he's now finishing half a year or a year earlier. B Com/Science.

You'll find most ppl who do double degrees are shit in one side. i.e. most commerce people want money, but can't think in a scientific way apart from supply and demand. I knew the smartest guy, he'd do heaps well in commerce but get ok marks in science. If it weren't for us passing him our course books + exam tips, he'd be in the pits.
 

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