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The twin share rooms are a little bigger than double the size of normal rooms. I lived in the room that you'll probably have by myself for six months, it felt pretty empty. You'll (almost) have your own everything. You'll be sharing a sink.

Don't panic guys. All of you will be put in hotels. In previous years ANU has subsidised the fees of people at hotels, and they haven't paid more than people at self-catered colleges. After six months, most people in the hotels were moved to a college of their choice. It will work out...

Besides developing your critical thinking skills, there aren't really an true skills that you need to have before undertaking a law degree (except for perhaps maturity, but that's come up in other threads). I'd suggest trying philosophy and undertaking a few languages, for personal development...

I'm sorry for picking on you Jemelet, but your post in particular jumped out at me. Firstly, you seem to have missed the point of this thread. This thread isn't a debate on the legality of same-sex relationships. You and many other people in this thread have confused people's preference for a...

Being forced to read Discipline and Punish would turn me off any course.

Good luck this year guys! Personally, I'm bored of the clerkship/graduate jobs rat race. I think I'm just going to follow in Hfis' footsteps and move to Brisbane, join a small firm and learn how to surf.

They have fail-rates over 50% in some of the later year courses, and the class size drops off from 800 in first year to 100 in third year. If that isn't brutal I don't know what is.

The first thing that needs to be said is that even though other universities don't offer asian studies degrees, they generally offer many of the same courses under the umbrella of their arts faculties. I really suggest that you have a look at the courses offered by the University of Sydney to...

By all accounts UNE is alot of fun. Seriously.

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You haven't read it? Then what the hell are you basing your argument on. Scroll back two pages and open it for yourself, it's linked to earlier in the thread.

The raw statistics are provided, and are higher. Read more than the first paragraph next time. The only relevant criticism is that the old policy isn't applicable this semester, but I've already said as much earlier.

I suppose linked SULS documents with statements by the faculty aren't good enough for you? Just keep telling yourself that your credit average is good.

If you knuckle down, yes, I do it all the time. However, you sound like a whinger, so probably not. Stop trying to find excuses for your laziness and just work your backside off.

http://suls.org.au/index2.php?option=com_docman&task=doc_view&gid=20&%20Itemid=28 The new marking policy mentioned by previous posters took effect from Semester 2 2008, so I doubt that there are detailed statistics available. Under the past policy which (and my bad here) was changed because it...

Law is actually very, very easy, law students just whine alot. In my honest opinion, the only undergraduate courses easier than law courses are humanities, marketing, management and accounting courses. Law students don't spend much time at university. Law students have about half the load of...

Both degrees are just specialised arts degrees with no unique courses or electives. Someone doing a B. Arts can do international relations courses and someone doing a B. Asian can do the two specialised securities studies courses (Security and Stategic Studies A and B). Doing either merely...

Well, it depends on what degree is your primary focus. If you're just supplementing a commerce degree with law, the law component will help you if you want to just start a small business. However, you don't need to do a commerce degree to become a commercial or corporate lawyer, which is the...

Besides arts/law there isn't really any synergy between any degree and law, no matter what the commerce/law kids tell themselves. The reason why you do a combined law degree is to broaden your career opportunities. The problem with doing a medicine/law combined degree is that there are large...

You've managed to completely miss the points that people with actual experience were making.