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I went to the law building this afternoon, it's wonderful! I've chosen 5 courses along with the recommendation of the faculty website, all the people around me said that it's too much,,, is it real? how can i prepare for the commencing new JD term, what should i do in the process of...

As a foreigner as myself i think the first thing is to read as much as you can, then you'll conclude the skill by yourself. moreover, grammar is also very important. Like me i only got reading 7 in my ielts at the first time, however i got 8.5 the second time after i reviewed my grammar text...

Oh, in addition, as a foreign student is it necessary to bring a legal dictionary to AU ??

so you finally choose to go to usyd? i was thinking about meet you up in unsw's jd class, anyway you've made a smart decision. if my ielts gets its requirement i would have gone to usyd too. btw, it's already had a bunch of us top law schools in the exchange list, so just fight for it!:party:

sb told me that most of the text books could be borrowed in the library in unsw?

i agree with you

oh,i think unsw should do sth

I heard from a person major in economy in my country that there's a occupation called eco-legal consultant(not very sure about the name in english) which supplies some advice concerning corporate strategy, but more focus on legal aspect. i think it's a ideal alternative to the people major in...

yeah, that's what the real cool kids do currently

in spite of the situation above, after i enrolled all the courses, the timetable is all blue,no red. is it mean there' s no clash?(i guess yes?)

Hi,again. when i finished my course adding, the website said:"one or more classes for JURD7152 have been automatically selected.Your previous selection may have been changed." and the legal fundation jumped to monday afternoon and tuesday noon which made it impossible to avoid course clash no...

the office didn't tell me that? they just told me to enrol in 22nd feburary? i guess the intensive weeks will start from then?

thanks a lot~~ at least i'm able to have a prediction now! just wondering you guys attended classes on saturday in your first semester? Furthermore, someone told me the students couldn't know the teachers prior to the course starting? which means our students can't choose the teachers?

that's what i'm using now, however it appears that no matter how i try there're always clashes?? even if i canceled the option of "allow X hours of clash a week",and most of time tables show that i need to go to school on saturday? is it the commen sense among law students?

yeah,but i still need to enrol the timetable. it seems " Foundations of Law B" costs people so much time.... and the timetable is very compact.... pressure........ in addition, what does"rubbish" mean??

it looks complicated, i've never selected my classes like this before.. any suggestions? Oh in addition, what should i do to prepare for the commencing semester ?? thanks in advance~

your guys responses, way of thinking have already reflected the quality of unsw or some other law in au , thanks~

just courious about your lsat scores? could you share it with us?one of my friend is considering melbourne as well

which school do you apply? i think our situations may be a little different, i've already past the domestic bar exam in my country as well as got a bachelor of law (civil law system) :spin::spin::spin: it appears that you're a student from UNSW, could you tell me something about it?? i'm...