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Some of the placements are very competitive and may depend on your results etc. Try applying for the access to justice units, they seem to be adding some more of these placement units so chances should be improving. Definitely worth giving it a go, best of luck, they really are worthwhile. In...

Hmmm... research based law electives - I take it, you like writing essays more than doing hypotheticals?? For Family Law - if the structure hasn't changed, then it should have a lot of research in the final assignment. If you get a chance, try one of the placement programs - you'll have a...

Technically, Macquarie does have degrees in medicine, though all of them postgraduate...

Just thought I might add - you can either do a Bachelor of Arts or a Bachelor of Social Science and do a major in politics and/or philosophy (info on philosophy major here: http://www.phil.mq.edu.au/students/undergraduate/badegrees.html) Benefit of these options is that you can pick other...

:( And please make that man put on his shirt... PLEASE... my EYES MY EYES.

Double majors are possible, and you can consider minors - it all depends on how many units you do - e.g. how much time you want to spend or money you want to pay/owe

Your gif is disturbing....

Good to hear that it didn't go straight to the bin like most other stuff :)

Which law electives are you interested in? Which ones are available through summer school?

True, anyone know when BoS will be running smoothly again?

Macquarie offers a major in politics with the Bachelor of Arts and from what you say, you seem to be more interested in political theory (you can find out more about the political theory units here: http://www.pol.mq.edu.au/undergraduate/undergraduate-units.html). You other option is to do a...

Well done!!!! :)

I say, let's repopulate this board!

I was surprised that there wasn't a long thread of seething hate with the results recently :D AsyLum - tragically, you are spot on.. Facebook, it is... ah, Mac people should re-discover the joys of BoS :D

muzeikchun852 is pretty right, but the B Commerce at Mac offers more flexible options in terms of majors, and the internship units will help you get work experience to boost your chances of getting a job after graduation.

No worries, just ask away if you have any other questions :)

may cat pretty much answered a lot of the questions, so I thought I might just add this link to give you an idea of the types of subjects that are available for majors: http://www.courses.mq.edu.au/2011/Undergraduate/Degree/Bachelor+of+Arts#WhatYouWillStudy And note that at Macquarie, the...

I think your career adviser is talking about the Hobsons guides, e.g. http://www.hobsons.com/asiapacific/publishing/websites/gug/ And your career adviser is absolutely right, the statistics are based on surveys done by those who have graduated - however the surveys are voluntary and often sent...

:D :D :D I wonder how they come up with those freebies ideas...

I picked Macquarie University - their BComm has units that allow you to do an internship to count towards your degree, excellent career support services and the campus life is brilliant :) What are you looking for in a uni? What sort of things are you hoping to do during your degree?