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pretty sure you can drop it any time. just fill out an e-request online.
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It depends. If you're planning to drop a course and want to stay with your faculty, you can easily do that internally.
If you're planning to drop your faculty, you will have to apply through UAC.
Example: Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Business WANTING to transfer to Bachelor of Business, you will have to apply through UAC because this course is from the SCIENCE faculty. For a student wanting to drop the Bachelor of Business, internal process (which is quite easy).
For a person doing B.Business/B.International Studies wanting to drop B.International Studies, they can easily do that through internal process because you're still in the BUSINESS Faculty
To see which faculty you're in, go to the student handbook online, but it's normally the proper name of your course. Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Business. It is normally the first faculty name which faculty you belong in. B.Business/B.International Studies
They know that students would drop one course as some courses @ UTS have a lower ATAR cutoff than the single course. B.Science/B.Business is 85.75, where B.Business is 91.
Either way, both internal and UAC applications are closed now and you will have reapply during the Semester 2 intake of 2014.
I know, tough process.
If you're planning to drop your faculty, you will have to apply through UAC.
Example: Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Business WANTING to transfer to Bachelor of Business, you will have to apply through UAC because this course is from the SCIENCE faculty. For a student wanting to drop the Bachelor of Business, internal process (which is quite easy).
For a person doing B.Business/B.International Studies wanting to drop B.International Studies, they can easily do that through internal process because you're still in the BUSINESS Faculty
To see which faculty you're in, go to the student handbook online, but it's normally the proper name of your course. Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Business. It is normally the first faculty name which faculty you belong in. B.Business/B.International Studies
They know that students would drop one course as some courses @ UTS have a lower ATAR cutoff than the single course. B.Science/B.Business is 85.75, where B.Business is 91.
Either way, both internal and UAC applications are closed now and you will have reapply during the Semester 2 intake of 2014.
I know, tough process.
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i believe it would fall under science.
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Sorry for the delay.
B.Business/B.Science in Information Technology is under the School of Information Technology.
http://www.handbook.uts.edu.au/courses/c10219.html
On the top, it shows the school color and it's faculty name.
Example of B.Business/B.Science in Information Technology (IT FACULTY)
Example of B.Science/B.Business (SCIENCE FACULTY)
Example of B.Business/B.Laws (LAW FACULTY)
B.Business/B.Science in Information Technology is under the School of Information Technology.
http://www.handbook.uts.edu.au/courses/c10219.html
On the top, it shows the school color and it's faculty name.
Example of B.Business/B.Science in Information Technology (IT FACULTY)
Example of B.Science/B.Business (SCIENCE FACULTY)
Example of B.Business/B.Laws (LAW FACULTY)
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BScIT actually falls under the Faculty of Engineering and IT (FEIT), but as sirable's post suggests the IT and Engineering faculty only recently merged and I believe still function seperately when it comes to things like transferring. (each have their own subject code prefix and there are still a few remnants of subjects which have an IT and engineering equivalent with the same content - i.e. Network Fundamentals for ICT Engineering students and Networking Essentials for IT students)