how many subject posts can i enroll in?
*** how many subject posts can i apply to?
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hey there,
i have a feeling you sent in both of these questions and just want me to answer the second one (that’s what that row of asterisks means, right? right? i’m up to date with online?communication, oh yeah). however, i think both questions are pretty good general knowledge, so i’m just gonna go ahead and answer them both. look at me, doing the extra credit. if only my poli sci prof could see me now.
1) how many subject POSts can you enrol in?
you are required to take one of:
– two majors
– one major and two minors
– one specialist
if you’re really raring for a challenge, you can attempt other combinations. POSts that are tough to pull off but within the realm of possibility include: two majors and a minor, or a specialist and a minor. unrealistic and impractical POSts include: two specialists (you’ll be here for like eight?years, just get another degree, mate), or?a specialist and a major (same deal). also, ROSI doesn’t physically allow you to take more than three POSts. of those three POSts, only two can be majors or specialists. so none of this ‘oh three majors?would be fun!’ business. you’ll forget what your own degree is, let alone do well in all your courses.
2) how many subject POSts can you apply for?
there’s really?no application limit. here, it says that you can only enrol in one type 3 specialist (and lists acceptable combinations of POSts with certain type 3 specialists), but states that “you can apply for as many as you want.”
there doesn’t seem to be a limit to the number of type 2 POSts you can apply to,?either. from the same page: “You can add requests for as many subject POSts as you wish, but remember?if you are invited to all of them, you can enrol in no more than three, of which only two can be majors and/or specialists.” also, the school?encourages you to line up some type 1 POSts in case you don’t get into the one(s) you applied for. and so do i. can’t count your chickens before they hatch, you know. they might turn out to be dragons.
cheers,
aska