more than 6 units of science (1 Viewer)

[burger125]

OK atm im in yr 11 and these are the subjects i am doing

chem
bio
physics
engeneering studies
adv maths
ext maths
adv english

i saw somewhere that you cant do more than 6 units of science .. is engeneering counted as a science. Also i plan on dropping engeneering is it possoble for me to get a uai in year 12. Does the 6 units of science only apply to year 12 and the hsc.

thanks

 

[lyounamu]

OK atm im in yr 11 and these are the subjects i am doing

chem
bio
physics
engeneering studies
adv maths
ext maths
adv english

i saw somewhere that you cant do more than 6 units of science .. is engeneering counted as a science. Also i plan on dropping engeneering is it possoble for me to get a uai in year 12. Does the 6 units of science only apply to year 12 and the hsc.

thanks

I am not sure if Engineering is considered "HSC science course" and I haven't heard that you are not supposed to do more than 6 units of science.

I personally think it's fine. BTW, if your school allows that combination, that must mean that it is fine because school is supposed to follow Boardofstudies' rule.

 

[burger125]

ok thanks

i think i may as well just check with the UAI teacher person and see what she says

 

[arjungamer123]

Max 6 units of science can be counted towards your UAI. So my school doesn't allow more than 6. Also, Eng. is not a HSC Science course.

 

[wixxy2348]

Courses like Earth and Environmental Science are the other sciences that are considered actual Sciences. Not Eng Studies.

 

[x.Exhaust.x]

Courses like Earth and Environmental Science are the other sciences that are considered actual Sciences. Not Eng Studies.

Qft. And good luck with 3 sciences...

 

[LordPc]

Max 6 units of science can be counted towards your UAI. So my school doesn't allow more than 6. Also, Eng. is not a HSC Science course.

This is what I thought

but either way you wouldnt want to do 4 sciences. heck, if you are doing engineering at uni, physics is more than enough. and if you are doing any other science course, chem alone would be more than enough

and btw, I hear EES is boring

 

[burger125]

This is what I thought

but either way you wouldnt want to do 4 sciences. heck, if you are doing engineering at uni, physics is more than enough. and if you are doing any other science course, chem alone would be more than enough

and btw, I hear EES is boring

lol i dont plan on keeping all 4 atm i am thinking drop one and maybe pick up extension 2 , see how i go

i didn't plan on doing all four it's just the way that it turned out as far as the lines at my school went

 

[wixxy2348]

lol i dont plan on keeping all 4 atm i am thinking drop one and maybe pick up extension 2 , see how i go

i didn't plan on doing all four it's just the way that it turned out as far as the lines at my school went

Well...
Sorry to break it to you. But you're not doing four. You're doing three sciences.
???