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I really hate that line. People who push it don't deserve to be part of this country if you're going to abuse the system like that. Imagine if all the great reformers of the past (Martin Luther King Jr, for example) had just "loved or left" their homes. This world would never make any progress...

I rang UAC about 15 mins before the main round offers came out, being optimistic. To my total shock, it told me I had a preliminary offer to do arts/law at ANU...my UAI was a fair bit higher than the cut-off so that would explain it, but I never got a letter offering me a spot in the prelim...

I had an overwhelming urge to do that too...but townie beat me to it. I still have the warm'n'fuzzies. Ah, what the hell, a round of reps on me. :)

Sorry to hear it. I know they made a note in the UAC guide that law applicants below the cut off should send a letter outlining their english proficiency, so depending on your degree you might still have a chance. If it's a science one for example, have you got good science marks that you could...

I know omg_a got in, so that's at least 5 of us! Congrats everyone!

I got my first pref - Arts/Law @ANU. Only it's telling it's a prelim offer, I had no idea I had one!

Arts/Law @ANU. I'm in!

Prelim offer - Arts/Law at ANU

I'm in! I just discovered I got a prelim offer, plus a main round....and I never knew I had a prelim one! Anyway, arts/law at ANU. Yay!

I just rang B&G to check, they're releasing offers tomorrow by e-mail. Not sure about the others, but I'd say all within the next couple of days.

Since so many BOSers seem to be doing ANU law of some form this year, post here when you find out if you're in!

People who CAN do something which is not covered by its own degree do arts degrees. You can't do a Bachelor of History, for example. People who have specific aims that aren't covered by their own degrees do an arts degree and major in their area of interest.

"All" you need to do? Do you have any idea how challenging most of those subjects are? Ancient scales down, modern doesn't scale that well. English Ext 2 only scales well if you get a whopper of a mark, and the only reason that is so common is because the majority of students who choose this...

I was sometimes during year 12, but I doubt any studio in Canberra is going to hire a rookie teacher without any teaching qualifications. I was only teaching in my own studio.

Ignorance. :) I have absolutely no idea about uni workload, so I'm being optimistic in the extreme. Although, I was doing 8 classes a week during year 11, so surely I could fit in a couple during uni?

I'll hopefully end up at B&G.

Wow, that sounds great! I'm hoping to get a job at Bloch (I'm working at the local ballet shop now so I'll have some experience) so that I can pay my way through another year of ballet. Not looking forward to having to foot all the ballet bills myself, all the gear and classes really add up and...

Me too :) Endless party tricks...the number of times I've been told to do the splits on the kitchen floor just to prove I can....

I've been doing ballet for 13 years and there's no way I could give it up now, but I have to move to Canberra for uni which means changing studios...anyone else going to keep dancing through uni?

From the looks of things, it will probably be more a matter of trying to spot the 05 ANU lawyers who AREN'T bos-ers.