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hey mate, saw in another forum that each unit does it gradually and if they do it, it can take 1 or 2 weeks into the semester to appear.

I think to some extent it matters. You see, it all depends on whether or not its been "edited" or "re-badged". Basically, if it has differences, you may need it depending on how significant they are, for example, law textbooks can change dramatically if the common law or statute changes, but...

yep im still waiting for accounting to clear.

me too, when r your classes? Mine are all fkd!

hey mate, Im doing comm / Laws. I came from UWS and got exempted from doing 7 units. So 7 / 8 units count so I am cheering. the one that didnt was Business Academic Skills but yet I still tried to debate it with lingustics for a "people" unit. this sem I'm doing 2 law units and 2 comm...

It can be done because it's offered and sem 1 this year is full. I'll be doing it 2nd sem.

Quick questions- 1) I did all my enrolment yesterday and did my timetable there and basically I cannot get into my lecture for both LAW units im taking in 1st sem. I'm guessing once uni resumes I can email the school of law and ask for a consideration to join a lecture? 2) I ended up with...

I did it at UWS and there was a basic maths skills test u had to do b4 enrolling in the course. It was pretty easy, I think a general maths kid with half a brain could do it.

10pm will become the new 9pm when the 24/7 library opens. they should make a section for crammers trying to pull all nighters, lots of coffee machines and red bull !

did u all get them in b4 1st? i express posted mine the night of the 1st. doesn't really matter anyways can just pick up at academic advising day.

mate, i feel your frustration... trust me. But at the end of the day, 1 person hit the nail on the head in this thread. They will be filtered out if they don't put the hard yards in. It does not matter how u get to uni, not every person who got a 90 in their uai is better than a student...

spot on.

I disagree . I think legal studies helps significantly in giving u confidence in your first year. As you do crim, contracts, law and society and family, it does tend to overlap alot with what you learn at uni. As above, u will learn alot of it in a short amount of time , legal studies is...

hahaha, I hope u all have fun in Business Academic Skills and introduction to law. Trust me when I say 2nd sem is ALOT better than 1st. stick with it, 2nd sem u do crim and law foundation isn't too bad.

hey, Yeah i do. Might be better to add my msn though- punk_blader@hotmail.com talk to me on there so i know who u are.

this is an old thread but.... Commonwealth ATM in building EB. Enjoy.

Some very good arguements raised. I agree with UWS certainly being on the rise. for a law school which is (14 years old ~ told at orientation) being compared to USYD being over 100 years old its quite hard to talk about the prestige of each uni. The bottom line is, the education (FOR LAW) is...

Isn't secondary school just a step towards tertiary education? Why the hell does it matter, the prestige of a secondary school will hardly carry weight if you do poorly , at a shit university. You can go to the worst state school in nsw and still get into USYD and graduate top of the class...

hey I am in the same boat. I did the same units u did and am transfering to macq. Would be good to keep in contact i pm'd u . I'll be happy if i get 5/8 units i did recognised... as Business Academic Skills is not taught at any other uni in NSW.... as to the person above, thank christ...

okay cool, thanks for your help. I aim to be at uni b4 9am everday I need to go (hopefully 3-4 days a week).