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Hey, I'm only saying what I was told by admin. They won't let law students study law at Scandinavian universities because the load is too light.

We do 4 units in a semester. They do 1. :rolleyes:

ZOMG, If she didn't have paragraphs in her electronic post - then she must be wrong!

I really enjoyed reading some of the "well informed arguments" put forward in this thread. Obviously many posters have really done some "research" to "back-up" their arguments. This is almost like arguing with gordo. No but seriously, I agree with xeia. Ruse only ever taught ahead in maths...

The two universities are too close on the rankings to reflect any real difference :p. If anything the survey just shows that the only real choice between the two universities is whether you want a small, grassless (but modern campus) and a 20 minute bus ride into Kensington or sandstone and easy...

Call them, there are quite a few restrictions due to academic standards in other countries. i.e.: I know for a fact that even though the ANU has exchanges with quite a few European universities, they REALLY discourage you from going to countries such as Norway and Sweden where the academic...

1) Science is awesome 2) Try studying law and a language. Then try studying law and CHINESE.

Yeah of course, I studied Chinese for 6 months at the ANU under a B Asian Studies, though as santa said, you could study Chinese/Chinese history at pretty much any university. However, since ANU has the asian studies degree (and an asian studies faculty) I think that you'd be pretty safe in...

There's a guy in my wing at college who got an OP2 and said that they didn't even bother to look at his application. Where did you hear about this other guy?

Was he talking about medicine? If you apply for provisional entry and pass the interview, you'll have to sit the GAMSAT once you start medicine (so in 4 or 5 years time).

Uh, I don't know of any that you DO need to sit the STAT for.

The Bruce...

There was a 16 y/o in our wing over O-week, he tried and failed because of that list :(

I know at Bruce they have a list of all underage people at the college tacked onto a door in the bar. They don't check for your ID, after the first week anyway, because they know how old you are :p

I've found that the international group at Bruce are really quite nice, the pool players anyway. They'll always be on the pool table, but are happy to play teams if someone else comes along - i.e.: they're normal :p. Do I need to be introduced to you? No but seriously... *mildly curious*...

All the good teachers? How many was that? One? Two? Damn, I wouldn't want to go to your school :(. FACT : Ruse loses 2-3 teachers a year to private schools.

Are they hot? :rolleyes:

Do a degree that you'd be happy to leave university with (considering the worst case scenario, which is missing out on a transfer completely and having to study law at a post graduate level). To be honest, it doesn't matter what degree you combine law with. There's no real need to study the...

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It looks awesome. I can't understand it at all though, since the copy I have hasnt been subbed.