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My, my...what an ego some people have. I hope you don't get into law at all.

granted i wouldn't spend that much money regularly, but for a once off and when i'm in a rich chocolate cake hungry state.....well.... trust me, u ain't got the secrets to bake this cake.... it's out of this world.

Stay positive :)

In the end, it is the quality of the student. I don't think you can classify public and private schools according to the stereotypes assigned to them, of which a few are the basis of these stereotypes.

The key to study is do what works for you... if the results are what you are striving for and capable of, then it is a reflection that your study method is successful.

Although it's in my sig: Uni - UTS Course - BA Communication (Public Communication) / B Laws Work - Chemworld Chemist

Nothing can really prepare you for that number on UAI day.

:p

Everyone must have a slice of the Choco Dome cake at Fioriani's in Darling Harbour (on the outside strip of Harbourside). It is $10.90 a slice.... but it is AMAZING. It was like multi-layers of dense milk and then dark chocolate mudcake separated by layers of melted Lindt chocolate.

btw grace, can u pm me the details of the careers counsellor and how u went about making an appt etc?

I'm just not sure whether I want to go into PR that's all (which is a back-up career atm anyhow). I'm thinking the same thing... if it's not too hard to transfer, then I will. If not, i'm still happy with PR.

Pub. Comm. is actually quite an enjoyable course, I think you'd like it. ...but what happened to you and soc. inq.?

Yep, I certainly have. Business would be too bland for someone like me who was fascinated by humanities. I'm definitely sticking to communications... my dilemma now is whether or not I want to transfer from Pub Comm. to Journalism. That said, I still think Communications supercedes a...

I'd prefer communications over int stds in any case because it offers an alternate career path or a combination of skills with your law degree that you can use in other industries, ie. media. Therefore, allowing greater flexibility. You can learn a language (and get accredited for it) and...

I never drank coffee before this semester began... but now I think I've built a resistance to it, because it doesn't have the same effect of waking me up. And I reealllllyy don't want to get into the habit of drinking multiple cups a day because I usually feel sick by the end of one anyway...

hahahahahahahahahahahaha :rolleyes:

There are so many students wanting to add Law to their degree's... I wonder how many apply and how many out of those get in. Anyone have any statistics?

I don't mind wherever near UTS is fine with me... is noon too early? lol because i usually have breaks or finish by noon on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday.

one list from one law firm doesn't do enough to sway my opinion!

just a side note: why do people have to type like that? it's barely comprehensible and i'm sure more difficult for the average person to type as opposed to typing words out properly.