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7. Quota subjects
    7.1. Selection procedure
    7.2. Enrolment procedure

7. Quota subjects

The following subjects in the Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning have restricted enrolment numbers in 2002 due to lab and workshop limitations.

7.1. Selection procedure

Selection into quota subjects is based on academic merit. Students who apply for a place in a quota subject will be ranked according to the weighted average of their course results. Places in each subject will be offered in accordance with the applicant's rank on the list until all places available in the subject have been filled.

7.2. Enrolment procedure

Students need to indicate their wish to be considered for a place in quota subjects on their course plan for 2002. There are two rounds of offers into quota restricted subjects prior to the start of each semester. Students will automatically be considered for the quota subjects they have selected on their course plan in round two if they are not offered a place in round one.

Round one quota offers will be included on the authorised enrolment record. Confirmation of the enrolment will signify acceptance of the place in the quota subjects. Failure to confirm the enrolment by Wednesday 16 January may jeopardise the place in the quota subject. Round two offers will be made early in February and successful students must confirm their place in the subject by Friday 22 February.

In July of each year, a 'top-up' of places in Semester 2 quota subjects occurs (round three). Students who have not previously applied for a place in Semester 2 quota subjects will need to submit the quota subject request form to the Faculty of Architecture Building and Planning Student Services Office before the submission deadline of Friday 31 May. Students who are offered a place in a quota subject will be notified by mail.

Students offered a place in quota subjects in round three will need to confirm acceptance of the place before Friday 19 July to secure their place. It is therefore important to ensure that you have informed the Student Services Office of your current postal address.

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