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LOL good joke.

Always on-topic guys ;)

Any current/former graduate students on BoS? That may be our only hope. If any of you guys find out I'd really appreciate it if you let me know.

Such as?

I know how you feel. Let time take its course and if it comes down to it perhaps your ATAR will mercifully decide for you.

8 subjects as in 24 units? Is that 8 subjects enough for say a minor?

What results did you achieve in your undergrad that got you into grad law at MAQ?

Also, for those of you why have an idea (ie. please don't make your response too subjective) Do employers care whether you do say combined Arts/Law as opposed to undergrad Arts and grad Law? Would it be such a bad option to do undergrad Arts and then grad law? A plus imo would be more arts...

I was told that in doing a combined degree the amount of units for arts would be less than the single BA. Thoughts on this? This is making me wanna just do arts then do something later in postgrad. Of course it makes the effort for the ATAR a little pointless...

I have put down preferences but I have a few questions: What are all the rounds and when are they? Why is there a round before I get my ATAR? Which is the round that counts ie. gets you an offer? Can you reject an offer if you know you will get accepted into a lower preference that...

What would be the normal (average) cut-off GPA for a CSP in grad law for MAQ? (considering it would be usually higher than high credit) Also is it 100% GPA with MAQ, or do they take into account any other factors?

I've heard MAQ is better at psych.

i've been there it it doesn't have a smell?

sup

Wow. Yeah I agree that practicality should be given priority over "looking pretty".

Well I guess the way to solve it is spread the word.

Thanks. Examples of these differences?

i saw where u got that dp from the other day

Damn, what do people think about this? Will it stop people going there?

Anyone got any stats for one or more of the below: USYD MAQ ANU regarding the chances/requirements of getting into a transfer to combined law or graduate law. In my opinion graduate law seems less 'messy' than transfer. So if you had say a distinction GPA in an undergrad course could...