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There's nothing to do in Canberra!

tell me more about this. I haven't heard anything regarding this incident. Explain! My friend who lives in turner said a car hit a cyclist and the victim flew 10m. but got back up again.

Isn't experience more valued than the degree though?

I concur! They're very serious, most are just grossly imitating maturity. I find myself sitting through convos where they try to speak with an air of grace of whateva the hell you wanna call it but its inefficient. Something that can be explained in 30 sec they extend to 2 min just to make...

I'm 18 yrs of age but by the time I graduate I'll be 23 because of my combined degree. Realisitcally is it a worth spending so much time in university compared to going out into the real world?

Burgmann Residents Must Read! Up yours to Burgmann residents your a bunch of tossers!

Good for you man

lol. well of course considering your doing commerce! I've found more people to be white in my law classes than asians. Start there.

Your wrong.

I see about 1/4 of my old high school maths class at uni. Since no one knows anyone ppl just tend to strap on to those who they are familiar with.

These people you speak of must be extremely thick. People at my high school did NOTHING, absolutely nothing and mananaged 70's.

How long did it take you?

Uni is totally different to what I thought it would be like. I'm finding it hard to even begin reading let alone attend the lectures. Falling asleep is probably my biggest obstacle at uni. Yr 11 and 12 wore me out big time and now i'm facing even more work. I think i'll aim for mediocrity rather...

I'll say. There's so many whites in law at ANU. Try attending one of the eco/comm lectures, they're all azn. Big contrast.

Even so I believe there's a general reluctance toward hiring representatives of other races. I suppose that occurs due to the "empathy" level between people, as those who are similar may feel more at home.

I concur, just visit the physics faculty to see some really hardcore nerds.

Yeah I reckon what someone said about putting in effort to get results is true. For a lot of people they've really put off studying at uni. I mean upon entering university for some reason I just don't give a shit anymore, whereas in high school I would've worked my ass off. There's a serious...

No could you please elaborate? I presume your referring to the metaphorical "barrier" of my previous post.

Hi, just wondering what the employ prospects are like for law? Do you think barrier exists for people of non-caucasian background when it comes to job prospects in this field?

I worked at woolies for 2 weeks before quitting for uni but got paid $12, I'm 18 years old.