Best Aussie Law School??? (2 Viewers)

[MiuMiu]

I forget, but I think there is a 4 yr LLB for people who are 25 years or older. Not sure if that is the one Ms12 is referring to though.

Nope I am referring to the new one for school leavers.

 

[ManlyChief]

Not that Im recommending going there for an overseas student.....for an overseas student I would recommend ANU, Usyd or UMelb......the only Australian unis that are really recognised overseas (in terms of the names being recognisable, not the courses).

Not UNSW?? I think by now it's pretty well known, at least in SE Asia ...

 

[MiuMiu]

Not UNSW??

No


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[Frigid]

No

reason(s) for your decision?

 

[stamos]

don't have a whinge frigid, it's just her opinion on prestiege

she didn't include uow either

 

[MiuMiu]

Exactly what stamos said.

I think UOW is a fantastic law school but when law schools (or schools in general) are discussed overseas it doesn't even bare mention. Nor does UNSW. It might be in the Group of 8, but that doesn't mean if you mention it to someone overseas they're gonna recognise it. But ANU, Usyd, Umelb, they will. Its about prestige, not the quality of the school itself.

 

[Chixidol]

My question is, what were Frigid and Chixidol doing up at 6.24am this morning to be on boredofstudies?!?!

Well,It was 01.24am here.

 

[Frigid]

don't have a whinge frigid, it's just her opinion on prestiege

LOL... haha well i thought i transferred into a prestigious uni...

anyway, law is hard and hurtful. and i get told off for not doing my readings, but considering my schedule it ought to be excusable. fucking tight-arse teachers. gonna get no CP marks now.

 

[ManlyChief]

anyway, law is hard and hurtful. and i get told off for not doing my readings, but considering my schedule it ought to be excusable. fucking tight-arse teachers. gonna get no CP marks now.

oh, frigid do you want me to kiss it better?

but seriously - sometimes the reading amounts are frankly absurd. especially crim. bloody crim.

love from manly,
xoxox

 

[Chixidol]

Editing the caption Best Aussie School???, to Most preferred Graduates at Legal firms???
What would be your answer.After going through few threads of this community i have concluded,that is in my opinion, it is University Of Sydney.What about you???

 

[Demandred]

LOL... haha well i thought i transferred into a prestigious uni...

anyway, law is hard and hurtful. and i get told off for not doing my readings, but considering my schedule it ought to be excusable. fucking tight-arse teachers. gonna get no CP marks now.

That is very harsh, I never thought the lecturers would be that bad, the guy probably didn't have his mourning coffee.

 

[phrred]

im pretty sure ppl that kno usyd wud kno UNSW, theyre pretty level
heapsa ppl dont kno ANU is reali good tho in sydney

 

[MiuMiu]

Im talking overseas, not the prestige of the unis within Australia

 

[BillytheFIsh]

Sydney Uni
BTW, have you looked at the UK unis ?

Yeah.. but then you have to live in the UK. Isn't studying depressing enough at times without that weather?

 

[MiuMiu]

Id love to finish off my law degree in the UK but unfortunately it wouldn't be easily translated back over here and I wouldn't actually recieve my degree from the UK uni cos ive done more than half of it in Australia

 

[BillytheFIsh]

Just do a year exchange then...

 

[ManlyChief]

Editing the caption Best Aussie School???, to Most preferred Graduates at Legal firms???
What would be your answer.After going through few threads of this community i have concluded,that is in my opinion, it is University Of Sydney.What about you???

Mate, I still think that's a doosy to answer.

 

[MiuMiu]

Yeah I probably will at some stage....Id love to attend Cambridge but our uni doesn't have an agreement with them as yet so it will be verrry competitive

 

[santaslayer]

Yeah.. but then you have to live in the UK. Isn't studying depressing enough at times without that weather?

hah!

my cousin does finance there. she fucking hates it. (teh weather)

 

[ManlyChief]

I thought Melbourne had more rainy days on average per year than London ...

At least if you study in the UK you are:
(a) closer to the Queen;
(b) close enough the Paris to pop over for a very expensive lunch; and
(c) close enough to Germany to go to a real Braeuhaus for Friday night piss-ups.

I think the exchange prospects look better and better ...