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way to bump an old thread hehe =) so why are you scared of people?

nah don't bother, unless they're one of those 'we'll pay for your uni degree, you work for us for two years, and work for us when you're studying 4 hours a week'. if it's just those summer cadetships, (where you work in a firm for a few months)most of them only accept 2nd or 3rd year...

why are you in a law subforum? did you just click on new posts lol. and yeah, i was aware you're not the OP =)

well do whatever interests you then. social justice. disadvantaged youths disabled elderly indigenous australians

isn't Adelaide uni in the G8? or was it the university of south australia. let's face it, there is an over-supply of law students. employers would not want to hire someone who got their degree solely from distance education. as LA88 said, law is a unique program in that it's not about...

volunteer to bookkeep for charities

i'd love to say no, but really it does matter. as for law and distance education, i would advise against it. you need contact for law, as well as social interaction with your lecturers/tutors/fellow students.

you're going to fail if you are in it for the money. be prepared to work 14-16 hour days, 6 days a week for many many years before making a significant amount. I am not sure by what you mean when you say 'never really be able to leave it'. do you mean tenure? if you're at a top tier firm and...

the other user said 'among the highest' he/she did not say the 'highest rate'. if you don't know the difference between the two, i'd say law is not for you, with statutory interpretation and all. but you are right, dentistry is up there.

i think it's more of a 'chairman/president of my own charity' ego/resume boost more then anything. really, there are already quite a number of well established charities. if you were really in it, you'd be in one of those, rallying to cover a niche if there is one.

so does anyone wanna swap acoustic guitars for a couple of months? i've got a maton EST60C. it is pretty dinged up but is structurally sound. let me know what you have. btw, i'm only really interested in: taylors alvarez (high end) martins larivees matons (higher end.. ie no...

yes experience will always be beneficial

well the travel thing is good, so you'd want to work in a specialization that allows that. as for the success part, sure. but have you factored in the cost of living? particularly in regards to housing. how about other issues such as traffic, and pollution? I don't mean anything from the...

sure, sounds good. btw just out of curiosity, why do you want to come to the big city?

they sell them for 99 year loans though. hmm

haha i think a few of them are in my classes

they're both just center left and center right. i will make a new political party in about 10-20 years

is OP trolling kevin rudd?

hmm i wonder how much it would cost to buy out a micronation

don't wear glasses or contacts. 20/20 vision. as for the opposite sex, sure. as long as they're not as blind as a bat