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No i don't work in a law firm or at woolworths. The place i work at doesn't require a legal background but studying law would give you an advantage due to the type of work done. If the degree's only been going for 5 yrs, perhaps this is the first batch of law grads? Also, a friend of mine...

I think your wrong. A work colleague of mine graduated from UWS combined Law and had her grad ceremony this yr.

Perhaps because of the content and the way courses are assessed.

I passed Accounting :) . I'm very relieved as my marks heading into the finals were very dodgy But i need a recount for one of my Arts subjects so now i'm slightly worried about that :(

A friend of mine doing B Psych at UNSW told me that they need at least a credit average in total across Psychology subjects. So say if you get a pass in PSYC 2001 but a high distinction in PSYC 2061, you've still maintained a credit avg They don't necessarily have to maintain the credit avg...

What about Hogg? He's been doing alright so far. I think we need an all rounder. Watson doesn't seem to be doing that well although he's got age on his side

Dude, look at the USA (yes i know we're not the US but it can be said that we're a peripheral economy to the USA) and the war on terror. Bush still holds govt. Also, the last election that Beazley ran in. I think it was in 2001? Can't remember but there was the whole protecting Australia from...

No i don't think so. In times of uncertainty, ppl will stick to what's familiar to them. Change during a time of a terrorist attack will make ppl feel less secure. Voters will swing to labour when the 'good times' stall and they see their own needs aren't met by the govt e.g low interest...

It happens. I know someone who did that but not at ANU. I think you're referring to a PHD.

That's not surprising coming from Gittins. The govt doesn't seem to be doing a very strong job in highlighting the benefits of proposed reforms

Umm... i'm not sure. I not clear as to how my current wam has been calculated. Something that's relevant is that i remember sending in the transfer of credit form and i forgot to list 1 subject i'd done which i could get credit for. The person approving the transfer of credit must have...

NTB, all i said was that the media is a strong tool of communication :( I've never seen a large congression of conservative rigt wingers going crazy in the streets. The only times i've seen ppl whose beliefs are aligned with the left go crazy have been through newsreports. That is why i...

It's due to how ppl see the left. The media is a strong tool of communication. When ppl see protestors getting violent, shouting and heckling politicians, there's a negative image formed about the left. It's more the extremists on both sides though. I guess it's easy to view the left...

Juan Carlos Ferrero :)

I refer back to what u said in an earlier post: You've referred to statistics which include and exclude part time workers. And yet there's still a difference in pay. Those ABS stats you quoted made a within groups comparison by exluding part-time workers and comparing full time workers...

I think Generator was referring to the Social context in which this 'choice' is made in. It's not simply a matter of "i choose to have a career instead of a family" and vice versa. Ok, i'll reverse the question: Why is it justifiable that women should be earning less then men? I know you...

I thought that Rudd was explaining how he came to be into politics and his choice for labor. Wasn't the emphasis on his background and promoting social justice issues the reason for his choice in labor? I thought the link with social justice was his rationale behind welcoming religion into the...

Did you ever stop and think that there may be other factors which contribute to women working less? Perhaps something like childbirth could be a factor as to why women work less, or when they take maternity leave, they may have missed out on openings available for promoting staff. The...

Fozenwaffles, just because you do a Commerce degree, it doesn't mean you'll get a job sitting in an office. It may be more likely you do than if you did a degree like Petroleum engineering, but it depends on the career you want. A degree is there to give you skills and knowledge in a...

Psychology is a broad area. There's social psych, developmental psych, neuropsych (the branch which deals with different areas of the brain), health psych, sports psych, cognitive psych. That's all i can recall but have a look at various uni websites. Survivor39 said if you like Social...