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13 hours per week for years 1-3. Then 16 hours/week for years 4-5. But law classes only run for 10 weeks every semester (instead of the usual 13).

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lol

Love this show, I get all the jokes. But IMO season 3 isn't as great as the first two seasons. BTW how freaky is Sheldon's mother!?

LOL... this isn't year 12. You should mainly rely on what your lecturers and tutors focus on in class to get a feel of what will be examined. The Unit of Study Outline can be helpful as well.

i'm apathetic, but that isn't available as an option.

To be honest, I have never enjoyed law at uni. The workload is intimidating and depressing and the assessments are extremely competitive. But I have stuck with it because I know I will love my job, and this has turned out to be true. Just out of curiosity, what are you thinking of transferring to?

Hi everyone, welcome to Sydney Uni Law! I hear congratulations are in order, the cut-off this year was insane. You're going to love it here, the students are very friendly and laid back. Hope you enjoy the ride! Feel free to PM me anytime =)

If I were so set on med then I'd definitely repeat. Either way, I wish you all the best :)

A relative of mine would like to transfer to a better uni but unfortunately has left it to the last minute. As applying for early feb/final round offers costs almost $200, I'd like to ask whether there is any point in applying, seeing as most offers are made in the main round? Any advice would...

For USYD: -A minimum of 3% and maximum of 10% High Distinctions -A minimum of 5% and maximum of 30% Distinctions -A maximum of 40% combined Distinctions and High Distinctions More information about averages: http://suls.org.au/index2.php?option=com_docman&task=doc_view&gid=20&Itemid=28

Macbooks FTW. They're reliable, have very long battery power and they look sexy as hell. Seems to be the most popular laptop at USyd.

I'm not saying you can't get a good job after graduating from the other unis. But if you ask ppl which uni they're from at the big firms/IBs the majority are from unsw and usyd.

for employability, you simply cannot compare anything to unsw/usyd

call the damn student office, they're not going to bite. I definitely wouldn't want to base such a huge decision on advice received in a random high school forum

LOL @ staz scaring the new kids

i'd say 100% guaranteed. unlikely for it to jump beyond 99.8 or anywhere near it.

yeah that's about right. when you were asking about the average age i assumed you were 30+ but 23 is completely normal

gross