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hey guys, i had a lot of family problems this year, my younger sister died and i really struggled with my work. i'm just barely passing, but i needed a 70% average for my course next year. i don't want to bring up my family problems as it's very personal, so what else can i do when i apply? thanks

what about this: https://handbook.unimelb.edu.au/view/2010/R02-AA#overviewId

don't they have short courses as well?

has anyone ever done this? i was looking at this a few minutes ago: Foundation Studies | Victoria University | A New School of Thought | Melbourne, Australia

hey guys i've been looking everywhere, but i can't find anything that lists one year courses that are available. appreciate any help, thanks

well, i was just wondering if anyone here could give me some advice for me to pass on? or what others have experienced. does the LSAT company allow people a full refund because of ill health?

that's what i said, but apparently she'll only get like $35 back from the $160 she paid. so she loses $130 for no reason.

hey all, a friend of mine hurt her wrist earlier in the week because of a car accident and she cannot write AT ALL (she's left handed). she's really stressing out right now because she wants a refund, but she thinks it's too late to get a refund now. what do you guys think she should do?

anyone know?

Does anyone know what 1 year courses MelbUni offers? I can't seem to find it anywhere. Thanks

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good advice. it sucks doing the LSAT... $160 just sit a 4 hour test. anyone know how many people will be doing it?

oh ok how much time do you spend on your eng degree inside and out of class?

i dunno. i think he does a full load. how many hours a day would he be spending studying??

Victoria University still has a high entrance standard.

hey guys, i was talking to a guy at melbourne uni earlier today on the ovals. anyway, he told me he's doing law AND engineering at the same time and obviously, at melbourne uni. i was so shocked to hear him say that i didn't know what what to ask him. these are the two most intensive degrees...

yah i dont think chiro is a real science

hey guys, i've working on some essays right now. they're not difficult, but it's just that it's so boring. i would so much rather be out with my friends having fun, but i'm stuck doing this. anyone else finding this out at uni? i find the work moderate, but it's just soooo boring. really...

this I'm new to the field and trying to learn.

Hey guys, I really like the idea of becoming a judge, but obviously it's a long road to becoming one. Could anyone give a link or a guide on how long it takes and what looks favourable to people who want to become judges? Would it be a 10-15 year track? Say a person finishes law school. Then...