declaring major (1 Viewer)

[kurst]

I did my first year of bachelor of science this year, and we were told we have to declare our major at the end of the first year, but i havent gotten an email or anything telling us to? are we supposed to now or will they tell us when we need to? and how do we do it

 

[wilsondw]

Hey Kurst,

To declare your major you actually had to go to the Science Student Centre which is in the Robert Webster building and the peeps there will give you a form that allows you to declare your major.It is best to call the Science Student Centre, but I reckon you should declare your major as soon as possible perhaps sometime before or within the first week Sem1.

 

[kurst]

whaaat, why didn't anyone tell me this earlier :c thanks for the info

 

[D94]

It appears you can declare your major here: http://www.science.unsw.edu.au/current-students/forms/major-declaration

The Handbook indicates you will need to declare a major prior to starting any Stage 2 courses.

 

[4025808]

Technically speaking you don't need to declare your major until the end of your program.

 

[kurst]

It appears you can declare your major here: http://www.science.unsw.edu.au/current-students/forms/major-declaration

The Handbook indicates you will need to declare a major prior to starting any Stage 2 courses.

ahh thank you, I don't know why I couldn't find this

 

[kurst]

i did that form back in december but havent heard back from anyone saying it's confirmed, are you supposed to get an email or anything? should i go into the science student centre and fill in the form in person?

 

[Shadowdude]

i did that form back in december but havent heard back from anyone saying it's confirmed, are you supposed to get an email or anything? should i go into the science student centre and fill in the form in person?

No, you just declare it. That's it.

 

[kurst]

but what if my form got lost in cyberspace ;_; then i'll never know
oh well thank u shadowd00d

 

[Shadowdude]

Good question!

Uhh... probably just rant at the Science centre I suppose, but you should be fine.