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at first i thought you meant the singular..... :eek: LOL but yeah, it's ironic. you're never going to be at the beach anyway... :p

in UNSW: HD - 85+ D - 75-84 Cr - 65-74 P - 50-64

i personally know ben (lipschitz, in case you're wondering) and he's a nice bloke... however, i do find this scheme a bit entrepreneurial.. i guess the best thing we 'oldies' can do is to continue to give advice, for free, to the young 'uns and hope people pass the favour forward.

Cl'Utz and PwC legal have replied.

no worries. two yrs back i wanted to exchange to HK uni (for professional reasons), but didn't up going through with that. you can do Commerce (with an International Business major) and Law but not Commerce (International) and Law.

i'm a bit sick of tropical green, but i sometimes eat their food in Roundhouse.. haha, love Q-Lounge salad :)

yeah i'm in my final semester. i didn't end up going on exchange, but that's not to say i couldn't have gone. i think the plan i've outlined is a decent substitute for both B.Com LLB and B.Int Std LLB.

no, it'll end up taking 5 yrs (if you start the diploma at the beginning of 2nd year), but you will be doing the equivalent of 6 yrs of FT study in the space of 5 yrs. the workload is alright... i didn't fare too well in Commerce but that's because i didn't care too much... 5 subjects is...

i do mine simultaneously by overloading 1 language subject per semester). so, 5 yrs for com/law, begin my diploma in 2nd yr, takes 3.5 yrs (7 subjects over 7 semesters), exchange in 5th yr, final semester. all good.

my fellow UNSW-ian, i have some short words of advice but unfortunately i'm labouring under a LST essay on Marxism, alienation and the law so my reply will have to wait for another (edit: day or three). :)

my dear friend, i've always wondered about this... my jaded, cynical reply (having been rejected last year by what feels like most of the legal profession) to your comment is that - for every Justice Kiefel, there are thousands of law students, little idealistic boys and girls, walking along...

been there, done that. :) ...and they make you write so much too. :)

BCom LLB + Diploma of Languages + Exchange = best of both worlds.

here Jen... i know of at least one big firm who will not be contacting people until the end of the week (ie Thursday 14th or Friday 15th). hang tight, she'll be right. :)

you mean 'in good company'? i'm not sure what you're referring to.... :confused:

sooo.... who else got slaughtered by Freehills?

omnidragon is one of the smartest law people i know. don't fuck with him :shy:

soooooo..... how did everyone's clerkship apples g[r]o[w]? :cool:

not happy that Spigelman wasn't picked. don't get me wrong - Bobby French is a fine, fine judge... but because of my parochial eastern-seaboard-centric-ism and my alma mater links with our dear state Chief Justice, i'm somewhat saddened by the news. :(

transfers FTW! :D i think it has something to do with the fact that we worked hard in our first year in order to transfer, and that good work ethic has been kept throughout our degree. not blowing my own trumpet of course..