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i dunno what makes law different, but i've sat a tonne of economics/finance units where i could probably see 2 people using laptops.

ANU - STUDYAT - Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Laws damn... look like law/arts is a very rigid degree. i'm actually surprised because most double degrees allow some flexibility in electives. not law/arts though, by the looks of things.

shouldn't be a problem if the reason's legit and your doctor outlined everything okay. got a mate whose marks got pushed up to HD's from D's due to SC.

if you go to ANU you'll be in for a tougher battle for good marks. i've seen first year USYD papers for economics and they are a piss compared to ANU's ones. law would be tougher to get good marks aswell, because ANU's law faculty 'bellcurves' their marks (adjusts them so it fits a predefined...

depends what uni you attend. http://community.boredofstudies.org/587/general-australian-national-university/195320/stupid-law-bellcurving.html

maybe you do sissy engineering like environmental engineering (where kids go OMG WHAT IS THAT VERTICAL SQUIGGLY LINE) but i know EE is.

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it's certainly possible - it's just like doing two seperate units. to be honest, unless there's a written rule... you can do four languages at once if you're hardcore. spanish/greek/mandarin/french... (you can even overload with japanese) i dare you ;) also if you want a further challenge, try...

investment banking - where anything below a D (a HD realistically) shatters any chances of an interview.

hmm... what's with all the uni medals for science subjects but hardly any for business type subjects? ANU News Second chance for two medallists

nope. if you pay upfront it's $725/unit so that's about $6k a year.

fair enough. so i take it getting D's and HD's is excruciatingly hard in law subjects? if so i better warn my brother who's starting his first year in a Law degree at ANU.

actually, i think ECON2141 scaled up this year. my mate (who has gotten a HD in mirco 1/2 and macro 1/2) did it and thought he crashed and burnt in the final. he ended up getting a 54 which although isn't that great, made him extremely happy because he was expecting a mark which was 20 less. but...

probably ANU trying to keep its prestige. actuary/stat/finance units also tend to scale down. i think the highest score from a second year finance unit (with 350 students) was 90 or so.

yes. engineering is essentially 50% calculus by the time you get into second year. also UAIs fluctuate based on how many people apply. if 50 people apply for a course which has a capacity of 1000, then the UAI cutoff would be the UAI of the 50th guy that got in. if 2000 people apply, then the...

math1115/1116 are first year units so obviously they are easier than math2406.

every course is boring when you study it in depth mate. law isn't known to be an exciting degree either.

my understanding is IT is essentially the same as Seng. Seng differs in that you do a few managerial units and a few engineering units (intro engineering units like "thinking like an engineer"). my older brother originally did Seng but left at the end of his third year - he transferred to an IT...