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It should be the first....a black cover with this weird object in the middle. Certainly saved me!!

There is a great trust book by Michael Evans. Try that!

I would say at least a 78 plus WAM, but minimum 75 WAM. And just to note, they only would look at marks, it doesn't matter how your grade went in their assessments, because overall marks will all be bell-curved in the end.

Don't count on osmosis to impart written language skills James Allan 11 April 2007 The Australian Copyright 2007 News Ltd. All Rights Reserved Leading legal academic James Allan laments that his A-grade university students are deficient in basic literacy and English grammar ANY...

Have a look at Section 45 of the Crimes Act (Vic) in relation to indecent assault of a child under the age of 16, and the relevant amendments in the Crimes (Sexual Offences) Act 2006 Section 10. Hope that helps.

I still cannot comprehend how 10% of people could have a Law WAM of over 80 for their entire law degree. Seems like an awful lot (least 40 if u count that 400 in a grade approx.)

Re: doing 4 law subjects per semester I had Alex Steel and he sidetracks too. I highly recommend Melanie Schwartz... She is an excellent teacher.

Re: doing 4 law subjects per semester Oh yeh...On this subject of good teachers for Admin and Property, Can you name them?? I have got Santow for Admin (apparently he's excellent) and Rehberg for Property.

Could be one of those comp labs in the Law Library.

I think your best option would be to try your best in Commerce for the first year, and go for the transfer at the end of your first year. Should you fail to do so, then just finish off the degree (possibly consider honours?) and then enrol in grad law, if at that time, you still feel it's...

Re: BCom LLB @ Macquarie vs. B Com & Grad Law at USyd/UNSW Don't you mean Masters of Tax at ATAX (UNSW)??

Yeh....Hate the dad too... and still can't work out if he is evil or not.... And What is Up with Hiro's dad? Does he have a power too?

hey dunno if any1 has said this already.....if too many heroes get near Peter Petrelli, it will cause the explosion right? cause he would have too many powers and can't control them all?? or am i just confused...

No I think you just get one at the end of the five years where you receive both at the same time.

So Top tier firms not only require you to perform well in these commercial law subjects but also achieve an overall distinction average. Is that correct?

Is it true that top tier place more emphasis on 2nd and 3rd year subjects rather than the 1st year? It would seem illogical if one was to be ruled out of top tier for getting a poor mark in foundations or torts.

hmm... i am interested how they actually do that? like converting a different scale to the standard Usyd & UNSW method of grading.

I would imagine that a tax lawyer would deal with the litigation side of things while a tax accountant deals primarily with numbers. Correct me if I am wrong as it is an area which I am keen to explore further.

Re: BComm/LLB On a side note, I was wondering why many high achieving VCE graduates choose UoM over Monash and whether the two Melbourne schools' reputations are parallel to their counterparts in Sydney (USyd & UNSW), because from memory, the schools cutoffs are quite similar.

you can always do arts/law and study a language as your major. and com/law does not stop you from doing an exchange program, so I guess this is a second vote for law. No bias of course...:wave: