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I think a good strategy would be to ensure that you can start Term 1 with everything from Term 4 fresh in your mind. Prepare so that you don't have to revise earlier content while you are learning the new content. If you feel that confident, you may lightly go over what will be covered in Term 1...

Aye, it does look like you're in a bit of dilemma. Looking at this in a practical viewpoint, UTS would probably be the best option because the units you do in that degree is probably more compatible with the Commerce component of the UNSW Combined degree. This will allow you to credit units...

Not too sure why people get so worked up about these rankings anyway. They reveal more about the choices made by a particular cohort rather than the competency of a school to teach effectively.

I'd say around 94 give or take 2.

Don't let my little diatribe mislead you though. I still think Law has its merits and working with my dad, I can see that there are some interesting things for the layperson. I just would not recommend it as a long-term career path for undergraduates unless they are extremely motivated. Law is...

Oh right, sorry about that. I wasn't too familiar on when and whether early round offers applied in this case. Carry on...

Mate, why not put UNSW as your first preference?

Regardless, I think this still needs to be put out there to prevent people thinking they are using their ATAR efficiently by choosing to do Law.

Because they were previously regarded as jobs which were "secure". The realities of Law is that your pay is average, your hours are long, and it can get very mundane. Of course, the cream of the crop are well set-up and that is what most parents seem to view Law as. They look at what Law is...

I assure that Law is not a prestigious career path. If you aren't interested in Law, avoid it like the plague.

Law is Law. Employers don't give a shit about which pathway you have chosen.

Let's simply the situation: Which do you want to do the most?

This is roughly correct, yes.

I would recommend grabbing a couple of mates who are interested and check out the Absinthesalon. The authentic experience is one to remember. http://www.absinthesalon.com.au/page/salon.html

Most likely yes, but the cut-off is subject to change.

It's just that having a look around at Business School rankings, the only thing referenced as a measure is postgraduate qualifications.

Keep into account that this is no guarantee. Adjusting the allowable spots in a course it up to the university to decide and I wouldn't bank on it decreasing this year.

Isn't that based on postgraduate studies (i.e. MBAs)?

That's more or less correlation rather than causation though.

Even purchasing previously prescribed textbooks is a bit risky as these things are subject to change until the lecturer informs the students otherwise.