doing law at unsw but am struggling in terms of assessments. I find the course extremely interesting, fun and can follow it well during lectures, however my marks dont reflect this especially in ILJ and first torts assessment (marks are around low 60 range). I dont really struggle when doing...
wait so in terms of post degree ive heard usyd and unsw are quite similar so am not too concerned with this.
Unsw seems to be a higher ranked uni for law over usyd? (only by just like 3 spots according to QS Ed)
I thought both were quite prestigious?
how likely is it that i would get into law at usyd w a 99.35 atar? Guarantee is 99.5 but wondering if any below that has ever been accepted.
same for unsw with a 74 LAT score?
also opnions on law at unsw vs usyd?
congrats to everyone for their atars aswell.
also anyone got any prediction on how hard adv maths is going to be? people saying its going to be hard asf coz they havent given a hard paper since the new syllabus. also cssa trial had a couple hard ones.
@raspberriesandpears just out of interest what course are you studying right now? Does that mean u werent able to get law at unsw w 79 if you are resitting?
Anyone know much about lat or its difficulty? Its median score was 74 in 2023 for UNSW, but I dont have a reference or measure of how good this result it.
Also if anyone did the LAT what was your score and what did you do leading up/in the exam?
what do people think about spending more time on e1 than adv even tho it is worth half.
rn im dedicating basically all of my maths study to e1 - my reason being is that adv is quite easy and i think if i give myself a month out before trials for doing past papers I should be fine. Also e1...
maybe focus on completing a certain amount of work, rather than focusing on time - so for example subjects like maths, you could set yourself one past paper to finish in a study session, take a break, set a business past paper for another, and then just focus on revising modern for as long as...
dont know anymore ngl
been researching and most safe courses are above 92 except med and law so semi questioning my whole hsc rn
im doing the ucat anyways coz I just figured i might as well try to open up my options, but it seems more appealing the go into a safer course that wont kill me with...
Also trials is probably the time to boost ranks. If your internal mark isnt that good but your exam mark is high band 6 range, your hsc mark will definitely get boosted higher so its really all up to your actual hsc exam.