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question about arts 2nd semester

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  • 18-01-2011 7:05pm
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    partyndbs
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    i did principles of micro and macro last semester is it right that im doin them again in 2nd semester?


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    bnt
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    I looked at one degree example, DN026 Economics & Finance, and it clearly states "Semester One & Two" next to ECON10010 (Microeconomics) and ECON10020 (Macroeconomics).

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    You don’t have to get out of bed for it.
    Wherever you happen to be
    They bring it to you—free.

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    Yuugib
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    No, you dont have to do them in the second semester if you have already done them in the 1st.

    Unless you failed them of course.


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    **Timbuk2**
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    I do both those modules as core modules, and it states on SIS that they are Semester One OR Semester Two - I did Micro in S1 and Macro in S2, but I could have equally done both in S1 and you are not required to do them again in S2 - they shouldn't appear on your timetable.

    Ask your programme office if there appears to be something wrong.


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    partyndbs
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    aww damn is there someone i can contact?


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    **Timbuk2**
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    partyndbs wrote: »
    aww damn is there someone i can contact?

    If you go to the Arts Programme Office, they should help you out. I do Economics through BAFS, so it might be a little different - my friend is doing Economics through the BA and he has restrictions on when he can do each economics module - nonetheless, the program office will be able to help you out.


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