Thanks for that lou!. Yes it is a bit weird, but there's no mention of it that you can't graduate and in the handbook it says once you reach 72cp you "satisfy the requirements of the law degree". I just don't like Commerce and for the record I did try and transfer to BBA but it got rejected ;S
Hi all,
Academic staff at Mq have given me different answers every time about graduating from my combined commerce/law degree. I am at a point where I have ditched my commerce subjects in favour of doing 3/4 law subjects per semester for the past 2 years, and I am close to satisfying the 72...
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Contracts is a tough subject, no doubt. I suggest the following:
1. Get notes. Either through friends or online from past students; google is your friend. If you would like my notes PM me :)
2. Invest in Butterworths Questions & Answers (Contract Law) 2009 and you can't go wrong for...
Yes it can be done. You can even work 4-5 days a week, and study fulltime load if you can manage to get an evening timetable. It would also depend on the university offering lectures online. You can listen to all your lectures over the weekend, and do your prep and tute work then. Basically, you...
question 1 was a major wth moment. Took me about an hour and a half to do and I don't think I did it right. As a result the rest of my answers to the remaining questions were rushed.
That's pretty much the idea. It's open book, so the good thing is you don't have to memorise it. Reading over the cases is sufficient. No idea why they never made it a take home?
Good luck!