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Thanks for those! So what's socio-legal like? Is the workload a lot and does it keep you interested? And do you have much of an idea what you want out of the degree? Like employment wise?

At the moment, I'm stuck between choosing either Global Studies and Socio-Legal, and I admit the only research I've been doing about both is looking at usyd's website and looking through the forum. . .I guess because I'm not sure where I can go for information because I didn't get a chance to...

While I know there's already a sticky post for this, I'm not sure if people will check this in time for the UAC preferences deadline... So I'm overseas right now and got some friends to call the Uni about the degree and it's overseas component. Turns out that two of my friends that called told...

Hey thanks bustinjustin - that post really cleared things up for me big time! So from what you're saying, I'm gathering that Asian Studies probably won't take me places aye? I still don't know what to do. Because I don't want to put Arts with things liek Global Studies or Media +...

Thanks Triangulum, I really appreciate you taking time to help break some stuff down! What I mean in the fourth paragraph is that I want to do Arts @ SYD, but I'm scared it won't get me anywhere. Because my plans are that I do Arts for three years and major in Asian Studies and then take a...

How come Int Studies @ UNSW is 4 years but the same degree @ USY is 3 years?

I just wanted to know, where exactly does an Art[Asian Studies] degree take you? The UAC book suggests careers like Journalism. But say I did Arts @ SYD majoring in Asian Studies and I wanted to do something Journalism related, wouldn't I need a Journalism specific degree?? And what if I...

That exam was so draining and so long! I came home and just slept because I was so worn out for it! It look me forever to do my first National Studies question and realisation set in that I wouldn't have much time left I spent this much time on Conflict as I was on National. So there I was...

So how was it today? Did we all survive?

OMG! *jumps up and down* This is the only other thread to do with Vanity Fair! Sad to see that there aren't any notes or anything on it. I'm choosing Vanity Fair the movie as my Supp Material and I was thinking if anyone could give me some 19th Century paradigms and maybe some techniques to...

Sooo...before I freak out. Here's my dilemma. I need some things cleared up. I'm using Vanity Fair the film with Reese Witherspoon in it which was produced in 2004. So I sat there watching it, waiting for some 19th Century ways of thinking.... Here's what I got ; - MARRIAGE - SOCIAL STATUS...

I was just looking at Wikipedia about Vanity Fair and it was saying how the 2004 Film version, with Reese Witherspoon, changes significant bits of the original book and that the end is altered to be more happy and modernised. But that's okay right? Like I can still use it as a supplementary...