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Hey all,
On the off chance there are some current or former MQ Uni students on here I figured I'd post my conundrum: in 2010 I finished my first year of a combined Arts (Economics Major) / Law degree (which is notorious for being one of the most restrictive degree choices out there once first year is over). Despite really fab results (82 ave. 4.0 gpa) I'm jumping ships to Arts (Modern History) / Law (because the Mhis electives I did were WAY more interesting than the Econ units)
The problem is, I have more 2nd year elective slots than I can poke a broken spoke at!
I've got a bunch of recommendations that fit my time constraints including the required Law and Mhis plus some sociology for kicks... BUT I'm left with a free slot in Semester One 2011 for a 100 or 200 level subject and dont have a damn clue what to do!
Anybody have any recommendations for something interesting?
-Andrew
P.S. Yes, Early Childhood Education is getting serious consideration (*cough* 97% female enrollment *cough*) but I fear I'd drop out of law and do that instead if I did that
On the off chance there are some current or former MQ Uni students on here I figured I'd post my conundrum: in 2010 I finished my first year of a combined Arts (Economics Major) / Law degree (which is notorious for being one of the most restrictive degree choices out there once first year is over). Despite really fab results (82 ave. 4.0 gpa) I'm jumping ships to Arts (Modern History) / Law (because the Mhis electives I did were WAY more interesting than the Econ units)
The problem is, I have more 2nd year elective slots than I can poke a broken spoke at!
I've got a bunch of recommendations that fit my time constraints including the required Law and Mhis plus some sociology for kicks... BUT I'm left with a free slot in Semester One 2011 for a 100 or 200 level subject and dont have a damn clue what to do!
Anybody have any recommendations for something interesting?
-Andrew
P.S. Yes, Early Childhood Education is getting serious consideration (*cough* 97% female enrollment *cough*) but I fear I'd drop out of law and do that instead if I did that