Handbook says you need 62.5 points of science Level 1
I have UMEP physics which counts as physics 1&2
Your enthusiasm is great and you're clearly a far more committed student than I'll ever be, but nonetheless, you may want to slow down a bit! That's a crazy study plan that even the very best of us would struggle with. Taking your time and extending things out is not a bad thing. Also worth mentioning is the fact that you will end up with three majors out of that, not two.
There are a few summer breadths that lump together a couple of subjects in one. Though many of the first and second year maths and chem subjects you can also do during summer.
Well...if you count a diploma as a major, it would be three then. I know it sounds crazy, but really, how is it crazy? If I get breadths sorted I only have to overload in one year, which surely isn't so bad?
Although then there's the thing about doing chemistry subjects in an earlier year. That's what I consider to be the craziest part.
But I really don't want to extend things out...especially if I don't think I need to
I have to say this is somewhat disappointing on the part of the university/science centre. During semester I'd understand if they asked you not to make inquiries, but given that it's the break is a little disconcerting that they're turning away eager future students. Try calling 13 MELB.
What's the difference between calling them and asking the student centre?