Thread: Struct integer member has wrong value

For some reason whenever I enter an integer value to the integer type member of the struct, and then printing them, I get insanely high values. What am I doing wrong? I absolutely have no idea, please help D:

EDIT: printing the struct without '&' characters in front of the variable name makes the program crash (so the current code crashes for me), but when I add them, the integer members have completely bad values, however the character ones are fine.

Code:

#include <stdio.h>

 struct rec1 {
        char* Code;
        char* Name;
        int StudentMax;
        int StudentIn;
   } Subject[2];


    int main()
    {
        int i;
        int j;

        for(i = 0; i <= 1; i++)
        {
            printf("Subject[%d].Code = ",i);
            scanf("%s", &Subject[i].Code);
            printf("Subject[%d].Name = ",i);
            scanf("%s", &Subject[i].Name);
            printf("Subject[%d].StudentMax = ",i);
            scanf("%d", &Subject[i].StudentMax);
            printf("Subject[%d].StudentIn = ",i);
            scanf("%d", &Subject[i].StudentIn);
        }


            for(j = 0; j <= 1; j++)
            {
            printf("Subject[%d].Code = %s \n",j,Subject[j].Code);
            printf("Subject[%d].Name = %s \n",j,Subject[j].Name);
            printf("Subject[%d].StudentMax = %d \n",j,Subject[j].StudentMax);
            printf("Subject[%d].StudentIn = %d \n",j,Subject[j].StudentIn);
            }

        return 0;
    }