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You MUST do the language. Quite a few Cantonese speakers take the course, but can you imagine learning something that you already know for the next three years? The language in the first year is also 12 credit points, which means that it will take up half of your subjects instead of one quarter...

What an intelligent, insightful post. Thanks alot for your contribution to this thread!

The glossier, the better.

Besides, NTB and I are acting as neutral third parties. Santa "I HAVE A LARGE PENIS" Others "We've seen other penises"

My point exactly :(

My ethics lecturer was terrible, he shoved a 15 page guide to "Non-violent protest" into our reading brick just for the hell of it.

Really, why? WOW, AWARDS. AWARDS ARE REALLY INDICITIVE OF THE QUALITY OF A UNIVERSITY. Since you brought this point up, how many Nobel prizes have gong lecturers won, seriously (again, while I know that these don't indicate the teaching quality at all in undergrad law, you opened the door)...

I think you have, because I remember quite clearly saying I contend that a grade of students, the majority of which got over 99.6 would on the whole be brighter than a cohort of students who on the whole got around 88-93. My university was the highest Go8 at around 4th.

That's like saying that the only difference between Harvard Law and Sydney Law is prestige. Quite a few people seem desperate to make empty assumptions like, "ZOMG ONLY DIFFERENCE IS PRESTIGE" or base their advice upon one very questionable teaching quality survery. ACCORDING TO THE POLL THAT SO...

Really? Here's to hoping that my uni does the same thing.

It's true. It's so true :(. I've found that I tend to like the insane ones though.

Oh come on, there's heaps of satisfaction at law firms. They have Christmas parties! PARTY - IT'S THE LAW http://www.smh.com.au/news/opinion/the-bubbly-bursts/2005/12/22/1135032132856.html?page=2 Law firm Christmas parties have traditionally been mostly sober affairs, with plenty of...

There's always Hong Kong :)

2 courses (half the normal load of 4) is considered as being part time. Single and combined degrees have the same standard load of 4 courses each semester, combined degrees just take a year or two longer. If I were you, I'd try taking a full load in your first semester to see if you can cope...

Personally I love law (excluding courses like International Law :)). Different people enjoy different things though, and why try it based upon what others think would be good for you? Then again, if you have the UAI and don't know what else you're interested in, why not take law for a year? What...

She'd probably do the graduate stream if she did. I know at ANU you can drop down to straight law. I can't imagne any university forcing you to study two degrees.

cherryblossom has exceeded their stored private messages quota and can not accept further messages until they clear some space. Clear some space or I'll talk to you next time I see you on MSN, either/or. I'm not going to post anything personal here though :p

Get in touch when you do. PS: Your careers advisor has no idea :).

Did you even go to open day? If not, don't be disappointed.

Acton IS the university :). Phillip is in Woden, one of the three major centres in Canberra, and you can get to Woden by bus from outside the colleges. It's not too far away, and is just south of the lake (ANU is on the north side). I think he means tutoring by sticking ads up. Though, you may...