The College aims to empower students to reach their potential and become lifelong learners through the development of independent and creative thinking within a contemporary context. Your aim is to attain the best credentials you can. So, you should choose courses that you are good at, interested in and may use in the future.

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When considering which courses to study, explore the content of a course. For example, what are the course outcomes? Will you be required to submit a major work, or perform, as part of your exams? Talk with your teachers about your strengths and weaknesses, as well as individual course requirements, before making your selections.