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I don't think the university matters much to be honest. For women, in my experience, it helps much more to be ridiculously good looking. Then again, we all can't look like Natasha Henstridge. For guys, it helps for them to be tall.

i wouldn't do law just for 55k. i know a few guys who work as plumbers making 75k+ how high was medicine btw?

i can't access that link. is it necessary to sign up to see pay scales? i'd be really interested to see it.

btw if engineering is so great and well respected why are there so little jobs out there for engineers? do engineering if you want to be lining up at the unemployment queue.

finance seems like the best course for high pay and easy work. i know guys studying finance who do hardly anything and they'll be looking at $70k straight out of uni next year. they're not even bright guys. average IQ, but who cares? they'll be the ones making lots of money in great work...

I dunno how people can be saying humanities is easy. The amount of books/research you need to do for some professors is unbelievable.

Some great posts in this thread! I don't like the idea of working for a top-tier firm. I've spoken to a couple of guys and they all more or less say they were treated like a piece of meat during those 12 hour shifts. Then again, it does make some sense to work those long hours when you're...

alright, thanks mate. so when a person runs into trouble with the law, he/she first sees a solicitor? so the solicitor is the one who makes the most cash and charges the hourly rate?

hey guys, i made a thread earlier detailing the type of work i'd be interested in, but i'm not sure what it's called. here is what i posted: "i've heard about lawyers charging all kinds of crazy rates for their services. charging their clients if they don't answer their phone, charging them...

i'm studying for the LSAT right now, and wow, it's damn hard. there's just so much reading to do. does anyone have tricks or tips they can offer to help for motivation? i keep thinking of the career prospects, but people on here keep saying there's no money in law. thanks

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thanks for the reply mate. so the test i take on the 27th will be the same test everyone in the world, or at least, everyone in the USA takes? thanks

hey guys, is anyone here familiar with this? i'm going through it now, but i'm not sure if it's applicable to aussies. does anyone know if the LSAT test is the same for people around the world? About the LSAT Forum Video thanks, appreciate some help with this.

if i did investment banking i'd need to work for a firm and never really be able to leave it. that's why im looking at doing law. anyone here been to melbourne uni?

mercenary nature ...lol? isn't that how all lawyers are supposed to be?

how much work would be required in the JD each week?

thanks for the reply. why would i want to study business at uni?

hey guys, i'm preparing for the LSAT right now and it's not too bad. i'm more than happy to put the work in if it's worth it. does anyone know much about the specific details on the course? i know it's 3 years, but how many contact hours would i be looking at? be great if it was only one day...

hey mate, thanks for the link, but i dont see any mention of salaries? i'm thinking it might not be worth doing law.

how does a person's DNA make a difference? i know they have certain quoata's for people with indigenous DNA though.