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Learn to read, I am not bagging UWS.

Should be simplier now.

There could be more just taxes, the government could put forward property rights, Lorie touched on this. The government would assign a rights on the right to pollute, for instance, 1000 $50 per tonne of carbon emissions. This creates a new market, with buyers and sellers of carbon emission...

It's two separate degrees, you can choose between graduating with your Bcomm and then the LLB (of which most people choose to do), or graduate Bcomm and LLB at the same time (you may have to attend two different graduation ceremonies).

It seems a lot of people go on the presumption that UWS is the foremost amongst the tertiary instutitions and that an institution's reputation alone would get you to a top tier law/investment bank/management consultancy etc... UWS is designed to cater for the Greater Western Sydney area and it...

There's no assumed knowledge for law, you'll do fine without legal studies. If fact, quite a few of the students I know never touched legal studies during high school. You just need very very long attention span and an ability to read highly complicated and difficultly written texts. I really...

Lessons learnt, all sins are forgiven. In terms of relationships, everyone goes back to square one.

One the introduction level it is mostly statistics like mean, mode, std dev etc... there's also a fair amount of probability and quadratics involved, possibly basic regression if you get lucky. Intermediate level introduces regression analysis, diagnostics, hypothesis testing, confidence...

Introduction to Economic Methods focuses more on mathematics than on statistics, there's a lot more focus on derivatives, quadratics, probability and basic regression analysis. I found it quite hard initially, but you'll get use to it. You'll find Girija (Co-ordinator) is a great guy and would...

Williams & Roffry Bros basically said that in an event where: 1. A contracts B to do something for A (lets say building a table). 2. Before B finishes building a table, B realises that he may not be able to build the table because he can't afford the materials. 3. A then realises this and...

Can't agree more, if you don't learn to understand and absorb the cases now, you're so going to fuck yourself over the next few years.

http://law.anu.edu.au/colin/

University of Sydney Law School has exchange programs with Harvard Law School.

I transferred from a combined law degree (UWS) to a Usyd's grad law once i finished my non-law degree component. My UAI was 94.25 my GPA was 6.00.

You'll also need to meet some of the program requirements like up-to-date anti-virus and firewall or else it won't let you connect, check with the librarians about the specifics.

argh nvm :O!

Welcome to Law School. It's best you read the summary first, then go through the case extract in your casebook (or vice versa).

As for different growth rates, off the top of my head: - Different levels of human capital or investment into education, its almost universally held that investment into education (university/TAFE/high school funding) would result in higher levels of economic growth and development...

Way to go ressurecting a 5 year old thread lol.

Heyas, does anyone know decent and maybe moderately priced places to eat around the St. James campus?