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I say go for it, worse comes to worse you hate it and change again. Just put some time into before lectures, during them and afterwards and you'll be fine. (Y)

No, you don't have to. No one can tell you how it'd go, only through experience then you'll know for yourself. Will it be difficult? Hell yes, but maybe you have a gift and will excel in law or vice versa. There are no real majors in law, you'll do everything from contracts - constitutional...

Re: Want to know if you made it into your preferred UNSW course before official offer Yes, congrats.

get a d+ average next year in any course and reapply to uac next year.

It depends so much on that one person, they may be from the boys club or not. Just pick usyd/unsw if you can, the next best are uts & mq

That's not the point, they might not recognise some of the units i.e. Fundamentals to Marketing or something

Dream big mate, dream big. lol Just practice the tutorial questions+ additional questions. If you need help then go to consultation

Chances are, it'll seem difficult at first and the amount of content and such is daunting. If you don't like essays, then maybe that's an early indicator that law might not be for you.

It's because Universities have to make money, and what's better than offering a 'prestigist' degree such as law? Also for premium prices and luring all the naieve HSC students into a dead-end course. I think it comes down to parents, who influence their children into believing a degree will...

Re: A direct and harsh honest question to MQ/UTS students. DO you ever feel embarrass or he's the best troll ever.

Easiest unit alive, lol i doubt you'd even need to buy the textbook. MKTG101: 87 ACCG100: 86 :( LAW20X: 64 (lol what a gpa killer)

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Lol, could you explain how? :}

Lol, i love this guy (no homo mate)

1) I think 26 of July, they sent an email. I'll double check later. 2) Per unit it's like 1000-1200? :s

Do foundie units, they may lead to credits at usyd. Should be doing 115, you can't do level 2 units without having done the perquisites

He won't listen.

Re: b.economics usyd vs b.comm/law macquarie You can apply law with almost anything, it could give you a leverage into finance. However, as you've asked in the Law section, if you're not strong in english then you'll most likely suffer.

Yes, and i say that because it's only 95.90 to get B.Com/Law.

Load of a shit mate, you know jack.