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NSW universities have defended their admissions procedures against reports in the Sydney Morning Herald that low-ATAR students are being admitted in high proportions to competitive degrees such as law. On Wednesday, SMH published a story claiming that NSW universities were admitting students...

And you failed to get into UNSW or Syd? Gee competition is tough!

You won't get employment staying at MAC. Move ...

Data is wrong. Say UNSW law has something like 100+ places for internal transfer after 1st year and their ATARs are obviously below the cut off. Fairfax is highly left winged with their agenda. Don't support deregulation and supports the elite lazy intellectuals.

Exposed in SMH this week.

Don't worry, they'll run the same exam next year.

After Easter Drifting. Go to the UNSW law site under admissions. LSAT coming in for 2017 entry you would presume. Bonus points 2016 is the final year that EAP bonus points will count for Law dual degrees. From 2017 EAP bonus points will not be recognised for entry to Law - See more at...

EAP bonus points no longer accepted from 2017 at NSW. Still available at Sydney and other Unis but you'll need to be a professional sportsperson or represent AUS. Can't recall her name but an Olympian hurdler was accepted into Medicine.

Read today's SMH and over the last months about what I mean. MASSIVE cheating by the above uncovered and you condone it.

LSAT a must. 40% "Inters" have not concept of English and pass law, along with the "disadvandos" EAS rorters - they struggle so hard at Uni to understand the lectures. Cash under the table for a pass is the word. Corruption is riddled within UWS, USYD, UMacq, ACU, UTS law schools. ICAC must...

lol your wheels on your NA6, offset all wrong.

Yourself old man?

I've got people like you covered. Did not take too much to entrapped you into boasting ... too easy.

The Chinese did build the Great Wall. It's in your DNA to have theses brick laying thoughts I suppose.

Me too but at UNSW on a scholarship. Always can do an MBA afterwards if you needed. A liberal arts program is the best rather than vocational/industry degrees. What are you majoring in? Massive opportunities with the recent free trade agreements with Australia/South Korea/ Japan/ China...

Why are you so angry? I've never complained about the Law as a career or studies but rather using my initiative to get an internship for this year. Had my first lectured yesterday and all the so call "Ruse" types were quite as a mouse - but they are on a mission to get past papers to memorise...

Yogi, UWS Medical School's ranking is like over 600th in the world. The top Medical School in Australia is the University of Melbourne, 13th. 13th vs 600th and you are telling me that all graduates are equal quality? Please explain ..... When I say GPs use Medicare as welfare for their income...

UWS was teaching woodwork before they decided to create a Medical School. What are the percentages of students that graduate from JC, UON, UWS that are working as Consultants at a major Sydney city hospital? They are all from USYD/UNSW from what I see from their qualifications. Medicare is...

Just a lot of you go to not so well respected, no named Universities like JC, UON and UWS. In Law, many aspire to work overseas in the big IBs and the top tier firms. What's next after being an intern? What if you don't get a registra position at say St Vincents, RPA or POW? as you are competing...