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These threads make me laff.

I'll be honest. I think the problem is mainly with the people who go to TAFE, rather than TAFE itself.

Because tutorials and lectures don't work for everyone? I know quite a few people (myself included) who did fairly well in first year without going to any class.

It may not be a good idea if you can't get credit for your non-law courses. Also, because the straight LLB will probably have more law units than the combined degree you may find yourself not gaining as much time as you thought you would have. I'm going to be dropping down to just the LLB (after...

The distinction average isn't as hard to get as people like to make out (at least in non-law subjects which aren't bell curved). Getting straight into UNSW or Usyd may seem like your only option in year 12 but if you work hard enough to get at UAI of around 97-98 a transfer won't be too...

That's nearly as good of an idea as public judicial elections

After reading the provisions on malice last year (i.e. Maliciousness - An act done with malice...) I've come to the conclusion that pretty the entire NSW Act needs to be redrafted. You guys need something nice, like the ACT Criminal Code.

I'm just sick of reading Denning. HEY DENNING, YOU KNOW WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH YOUR MERE EQUITIES!1!1!!

YES ANU has alot of international electives in law YES ANU has an asian studies and an international relations degree BUT 1) The international relations BA degree (like at pretty much every university) is just a specialised arts degree. That means, you'll do the same courses as someone...

WOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!! (I'm doing property instead of admin this year haha)

I'm not sure what admin is like at UNSW but at ANU it's notorious for being the hardest subject in the entire LLB (i.e. around 40% of the course sat the sup last year), so those papers may not be particularly helpful! :p

The previous posters in this thread are wrong. UAIs for most courses at the ANU are determined arbitrarily and NOT by supply and demand. This year the UAI for economics, commerce, science & arts was set to 75 in around August of 2006 Science is a research based degree. Even assuming that...

I've only got one take home - on the first day of the holidays. *sigh*

You hang out in Queerspace???

Personally I don't think there's any real difference between USYD and UNSW. The only draws are cosmetic or largely irrelevant now that UNSW is getting an honours program. UNSW has a nice new law faculty, but travelling times will probably be longer for you. Usyd is closer, but unfortunately...

At least Creyke and McMillan is better than Cryke's lectures. Our lecture tapes are interspersed with mobile phone conversations where Cryle goes into specific detail about clothes washing.

I'm very interested. Sent you an email.

I don't see why he wouldn't be, though I never go to class so I wouldn't know.

We have one in third year, his name is Matej. He is a premier tosser. Not only does he paint his fingernails and wear trench coats to class, not only does he have an amazingly annoying nasal drawl, he will badger the lecturer for the full length of any lecture he happens to be in.

Go to webct.anu.edu.au (or law.anu.edu.au if you do law) and check the course outlines for the courses that you've enrolled in.