Can you just do straight law? (2 Viewers)

[47.46.45]

Hey all.
Am studying a split B. Communication Studies / B. Laws and (like everyone else) I just want to get out of uni asap. Unluckily for me I know absolutely nothing about the way uni courses work; is it possible to just abandon your other component and do plain law? Would finish over a year sooner and it'd be cheaper and yeah.
Thoughts?

 

[ari89]

Re: Can you just do vanilla law?

UWS has NRSL straight law

 

[47.46.45]

Re: Can you just do vanilla law?

UWS has NRSL straight law

NRSL standing for what? Basically I just want to escape my current course outline of one or two law units a semester and do something more like the Non Grad Law thing where you just do two a semester till there's none left.

 

[Triangulum]

Re: Can you just do vanilla law?

I believe ANU has a straight law course, but most unis require you to do either a combined course or grad law (after you've completed a first degree).

NRSL = non-recent school leaver

 

[Bobness]

Re: Can you just do vanilla law?

UTS has vanilla law, and judging by your 2nd degree (communications) you quite possibly go there.

I liked the original thread title.

 

[47.46.45]

Re: Can you just do vanilla law?

I liked the original thread title.

I didn't change it Mods strike again.
How recently do you leave school to count as a non-recent school leaver? I did my HSC last year so I doubt I'll qualify till like 2010.

 

[MoonlightSonata]

Yes it was cute.

But when people search for threads already on the topic, it will be easier for them to find this discussion under the current thread title.

 

[trevolution]

Re: Can you just do vanilla law?

UOW, ANU and UCan (although I DONT recommend the last university with a 40% grad unemployment stat) all offer straight law degrees, the ANU frowns upon it and UOW recommends it as designed for 'those who want to be lawyers when they graduate' in addition the ANU may be difficult to transfer into depending on which uni you come from

 

[hfis]

Re: Can you just do vanilla law?

I did the transfer in question last year (albeit from BMedSc/LLB) at UOW, and experienced no problems in doing so. Just be careful with how your uni has set up preresquites and things - by the time you are actually able to do some of the subjects required as part of your law degree, you may end up spending the exact same amount of time at uni as if you were doing a single degree - only with a lighter workload.

 

[wheredanton]

Re: Can you just do vanilla law?

You don't have to do gay law, you can do straight law if you like.

 

[_dhj_]

Re: Can you just do vanilla law?

You don't have to do gay law, you can do straight law if you like.

Oh damn. Can you transfer from one to the other?

 

[RogueAcademic]

Re: Can you just do vanilla law?

You don't have to do gay law, you can do straight law if you like.

I don't think it's a choice for some....

 

[hfis]

Re: Can you just do vanilla law?

Oh damn. Can you transfer from one to the other?

In order to better reflect Wollongong's liberal student atmosphere, UOW will be introducing the nation's first bisexual law program in 2008.

 

[Justin]

Re: Can you just do vanilla law?

What's with the insistence that people do combined degrees? I suppose it's to make people well rounded or something.

 

[Frigid]

Re: Can you just do vanilla law?

What's with the insistence that people do combined degrees? I suppose it's to make people well rounded or something.

not many undergraduate law degrees are offered as single-degree programs.

 

[Sparcod]

Re: Can you just do vanilla law?

Why does law have to be combined anyway?? (just a question to think about; doesn't have to be answered)

 

[Bobness]

Re: Can you just do vanilla law?

Universities need monies.

 

[_dhj_]

It's obviously a legal profession conspiracy to make lawyers one level above and one step ahead of everyone else.

 

[Frigid]

so after this M&A boom, when the economy hits the shitters, at least we can become tax accountants, stockbrokers and artisans. ^_^

 

[Bobness]

so after this M&A boom, when the economy hits the shitters, at least we can become tax accountants, stockbrokers and artisans. ^_^

Lies.