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Anyone do Law/business combined at UON? How is the workload, curriculum, etc?

Hext isn't that hard of a subject at all; not if you keep on top of it. Work on the project, get it done, and that's half the course. - Know your historians. Know them well. - Start reading things with a pencil in your hand, underline obvious bias or overly used adjectives etc, it gets you in...

Paper so I can print resumes. Lol responsibilities.

Gg, BOSTES.:tennisclap:

9-10 pages for both essay and creative (ATB). Best extension exam I've had all year.

I don't understand how most of the band/ATAR calculations work. Voodoo magic, perhaps? I'm just crossing my fingers and hoping for the best. Woot.

My PIP was Gen Y and why we suck, essentially. Continuity and change: India. Pop culture: Rock 'n' Roll Belief systems: Buddhism

Essay questions rocked.

There's always a chance they'll do something like that. Best thing to do is be prepared. Have multiple characters/ideas.

Ace subject. Gotta love your history, though.

Conflict theorists: guys like Marx who believe conflict fuels societal development. Evolutionists: the guys that believe in social Darwinism; August Comte, I think, is one. Functionalists: Can't remember what they do, but Parsons is a functionalist theorist. I hate functionalism. One of my...

Whichever one you know best.

You can talk about one specific issue for a question. Like, idk, credit. "How does law reform aid consumers rights with regard to credit" or something like that, I don't know. But, you can answer that question in a fair bit of depth. You've got tribunals and courts and legislation and cases and...

Atlantis ftw. If you can't find something you like, find something heavily debated. Terrorism was an easy-ish topic, according to one of the kids in my class.

Considering extension history is exactly what is says it is; an extension of history, logic would claim you have to do ancient/modern to keep it. It'd be like doing extension English without English; not a thing.

Yes.

History debate forums are good sources of inspiration, but definitely, definitely make sure you're interested in the topic. You'll spend a long time getting acquainted with it.

I started researching almost immediately. I'd already had my topic idea in mind going into the course. It really is important to decide something quickly, in order to spend maximum time researching. You don't want to be tossing and turning topics for weeks. I had three major works; PIP, ext...

Asyndeton if you want to get fancy, yo.

Ah, I like this thread. A girl in the 2013 legal class at my school made up a lot of her media reports, still scored decently. So, #yolo there.