MaryJane
Extraordinary Machine
Yeah, exactly. You're still doing two separate degrees, it just so happens you come out with a 'double' degree.. its all in the name - thats what confuses people. And makes us sound pompus and smart!
Not too sure to be honest. All I know is that for those that started law this year, they have 12 credit pts at both 200 and 300 level. How does one finish a BA-LLB in time if you have to do more than 12 credit pts of arts at either 2nd or 3rd year?? There's no space in 4th or 5th year.PwarYuex said:It depends on your major within the arts degree.
Just from a quick peruse, most majors need 18, some need 16. For history, you need 12.
How does it change if you combine with law? I thought you still had to satisfy what you would in a BA ordinarily?
MJ - I started out loving property and hating const at the start as well (I'm a fan of history, but not Australian const history). I ended up preferring Const and LOATHING property. The first essay is usually on Bill of Rights, or some other topic other than the history stuff..MJ said:G2G, I'm listening to const now... What exactly am I supposed to be getting out of this, apart from a history lecture? Is there anything of real substantial interest? Is the first essay on history and the development of the constitution? Gah, I'm hating this so much!!
BikiniGirl said:On that note, I wonder if anyone can asist me with some contracts info please? I would be so grateful, essay, notes, exam points, etc.!!!!! Maybe I can assist in return some day?
Perhaps you shouldnt be questioning whether I am the one capable of being a lawyer, seeing you and your friend 'Barry' only appeared on here looking for notes. At least I can get much more than just a crappy pass in second year law units (thats if you really have done the law units, which I highly doubt), and I do my own work.BarrySymmonds said:I am wondering if anyone is willing to send me one of last year's essay's so I can get a feel for a good paper going into this year. Either contracts or CLP is fine. I just think I need a feel for other people's styles. I'm really worried about lecturer's comments last year. Is anyone willing to help? I would be really grateful.
BikiniGirl said:Nice to hear from you again! I hope you are well and truly back on board after the accident.
a) Who were you from previously? If you don't mind us asking as to ascertain your legitimacy, otherwise we can only assume you've come to troll these forums.BarrySymmonds said:Hi Guys, good to see you all again. Sorry I haven't participated for a while, this year's going to be a real doosy!
your join date and post count make my pants go ""BikiniGirl said:MJ: "At least I can get much more than just a crappy pass in second year law units....."
Such as "the clap"!
Toodles! :rofl:
this comment scares me.GoodToGo said:3rd year is a tough year...and your results will either make or break you (at least for the top tier firms and judicial/govt positions)..
Well that's just silly.MaryJane said:Const is really getting to me, I feel like I'm not getting the point of half the things they are talking about.. I mean, I get it, but it seems so... unimportant, like history. Meh. My tutor is also terrible, I'm going to try to switch to a Kelly tute to get away from "Ale"
Hearting property though! IWR, are you doing both property and const?
yeah i'm doing both.MaryJane said:Const is really getting to me, I feel like I'm not getting the point of half the things they are talking about.. I mean, I get it, but it seems so... unimportant, like history. Meh. My tutor is also terrible, I'm going to try to switch to a Kelly tute to get away from "Ale"
Hearting property though! IWR, are you doing both property and const?