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Strictly speaking, that may be true. But at most of the unis I've looked at, the contents of the two courses tend to be very similar. So I imagine that most of what I've said will still apply.

Didn't you just post a thread asking basically the same question? For what it's worth, I studied Science/Law for a couple of semesters, majoring in biochemistry. I eventually switched to Economics/Law because Science/Law took too much time. It wasn't too difficult for the first semester...

Fair enough. I genuinely apologise if I came across as arrogant or attention-seeking, and I should have thanked the poster in the other thread for his/her advice too. I just see a lot of students at my uni, and read about students at others, who seem to have good marks with more legal experience...

Thanks for the reply. I posted in the clerkship thread but it's basically died now. I'm really just trying to determine what I need to work on this year in preparation for clerkships. To be a more specific, I have very good marks (my law GPA is 6.8, we don't do WAM here) and received a few...

Don't want to hijack the thread, but flamearrows, I notice you got a lot of interviews and offers for clerkships at top-tiers last year. Mind if I ask what your marks, extracurriculars, work experience etc. were like? I can't apply until next year but I'm getting a little concerned. Don't really...

Sorry to resurrect an old thread, but I'm looking for some tips in preparation for clerkship applications. I've still got another year or so before I need to start applying (my penultimate year is 2011) but I figure it's never too early to start thinking about improving my chances. Basically...