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I know but its not only the number of students, they're very competitive and the workload from what I hear far exceeds that of the other unis, Usyd law is definitely overrated to say the least, also I think I can get a scholarship if I transfer to UWS.

My sister is currently doing a BA @ UNSW, but her dream is to do Law, as I am doing, however she is having trouble deciding between these two options and as you all know (seem to know) your stuff, how about some advice? 1. She can either finish her BA, get into grad law/jd at usyd, unsw etc 2...

I'm doing Law, arts/law so I do have to go the milperra campus for the arts subjects but its close to me anyway. I live at Kingsgrove btw, so I can get to campbelltown without switching trains (I dont have a car), to get to parra I have to switch trains once or twice. I like the idea of less...

Might transfer there from another Uni, I have been to the milperra campus before, quite small, is c'town campus similar? would you recommend ctown or parra?

Though a lot of people do cross institution, they aren't studying at one uni in that sense. What would be problem with studying two degrees at once? who "disallows" it?

God can you all just STFU and answer the question?.

Is it hard? more specifically with a Law degree? how difficult would it be to get a job? I know with some courses there is graduate recruitment (nursing, teaching etc) but what about law, medicine etc?

Yeah I was planning to start after HSC but then my mother died, I took a few years off, worked, saved money etc. I hate doing Arts because I've failed most of the arts subjects haha. I passed all my Law subjects and got very good marks, but the arts subjects....God I hate them.

-Make examples of whatever you're studying -Read out loud -Record yourself reading out your notes, and play it over and over (like remembering song lyrics) -Make mind maps -Make points, use post-it notes, use those to remember the most important points

Is it possible to study two degrees at once and two different Universities? My friend does a degree at USyd but also wants to take up a degree at UWS, he might do that UWS degree part time if it gets too much. He is applying through UAC. Would they tell him he isn't allowed? or is it no...

How is Law @ UTS? I might transfer there from Usyd because they have a straight undergrade B law, I hate doing combined.

Aren't they sort of redundant?.