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no, its like from seinfeld, 'independent george', and relationship george

discuss. so the theory goes, once you get married with your lover, and your passion dies out, the marriage will go down the drain.

they're bout $100+. im thinking of buying just PDFs of the textbooks, and putting them into the computer. saves me having to lug around a huge textbook(s)

so what textbooks do i need for law? please list them for me here. im trying to figure out how many of them i can get for free. now obviously it depends on my electives, but please list the core ones. ie. criminal law, torts, administrative law..

nope. but then again what do you mean as 'fat'?

probably law/com at uws from the looks of things :)

sounds good. you can probably transfer into com/law 2nd year

if it wasn't EAS, (and it can't be HSC PLUS) then please enlighten me =D

Hey banipal. I don't know how to tell you this, but UNSW was 99.3 for 2008, and IIRC no bonus points apply for combined law degrees at UNSW (Well at least no 'hsc plus' points) EAS will apply though just do law at UWS or macq (was 95. something, but you'll probably get in 2nd round)

thanks

well makes sense, i mean, if you ask someone 'capital of australia?' they'd think sydney because it's australia's most famous city. if you said 'canberra' they'd think you were having a go at them

yeah like if i wanted to just practice in australia i'd go for USYD. but for international recognition, i'd say ANU is where it's at. if you look at the melbourne law paper 2007 i think it was, (hugely biased towards melbourne though), ANU is first, then melbourne. canberra isn't too bad...

i'd rather live in canberra than sydney. and i'm from sydney. i mean, sydney is a great place to live, but all in all, with all things considered, it's going downhill. ANU is australia's top uni, and ranked 16th worldwide so i'd probably get my masters of laws from there. but if i can't...

id rather go to UWS, work very hard, get honours, then do a masters at USYD or ANU for a year. that way i'd have a b.com, LLB honours, and a masters of law

atar.. around 97, and a distinction average i think.. towards a high distinction

most modern cars have leaned towards more feminine then masculine features

a person from my school says that their dad is batman. but seriously, i wouldn't take that as a reliable source of information. 1) has the person from school known to highly exaggerate? 2) are you sure the actual cousin finished the degree and graduated? (and not just dropped out after first...

so which campus is 'better' for com/law at UWS? is it completely different staff at each campus? or do they roster on and off between campus'? campbelltown has an atar cut-off of 92.15, whereas parramatta is 90.8 which campus has better facilities? which campus has easier access to public...

so which campus is 'better' for com/law at UWS? is it completely different staff at each campus? or do they roster on and off between campus'? campbelltown has an atar cut-off of 92.15, whereas parramatta is 90.8 which campus has better facilities? which campus has easier access to public...

yeah but i mean, he would of no doubt been offered a position at USYD, or could of easily obtained a position with it being his Alma mater, and him being an ex-high court judge. farr out. I'll honorably call him 'justice'