different law schools (2 Viewers)

[santaslayer]

sorry, the girlfriend was using my account....she goes to club maq. im still battling thru at UNSW.

Oh. OK. Hello girlfriend.

 

[melsc]

The reputation of UWS currently is based on snobs who think the 'W' actually means that the law students who come out of uws are somehow not as good as them.

Currently UWS has no reputation because it hasnt had any law graduates yet.

Really...coz at the careers fair they UWS chick told me their youngest barrister was 27?

 

[melsc]

When was UWS established?

I have no idea...thats just what they told me :uhhuh:

 

[melsc]

27 is awfully young for a barrister. On my days outings following instructing solicitors the youngest barrister I saw was early 40s.

Thats why I was impressed...I want on the bar asap

 

[paper cup]

I think what the girl told you is a 'lie'

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I would just like to point out that lier is spelt liar, unless it's fashionable to spell it lier these days/
Moonlight how did you manage 6 units of computer science? aren't you supposed to do 4 dif subjects...but were things different way back then?....and was the transfer easily done?
Haha...I wonder how many people go into law because they actually want to do it, not so to show off...oh, I don't know, I've wanted to go into law or something not to do with maths/science for ages, then hmm I decided to be a fucktwat and do maths.
still, law sounds pretty enticing, if I can get the appropriate UAI.

 

[melsc]

I think what the girl told you is a 'lie'

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Well she was a law student...

Our History
The University of Western Sydney School of Law came into existence on 1 January 2001 as a result of the amalgamation of the three federated members of the University of Western Sydney - Hawkesbury, Macarthur and Nepean.

The new School brings together the law programmes of those former federated members.

Perhaps the 27 year old was part of the older unfederated law skools

 

[santaslayer]

2001?
I thought it was waaaay older than that...lol.

 

[GoodToGo]

Yeah definately possible. They could have went to the bar straight after PLT.

 

[melsc]

Yeah definately possible. They could have went to the bar straight after PLT.

I'd love to do that since I hate the whole solicitor thing...but I don't think I'll be able to

 

[santaslayer]

It happens in HK

 

[melsc]

Oh well I'll make a mental note to ask UWS on open day abt their grads..and the other uni's then we can see who has the youngest grads...but 27 is pretty young...the youngest barrister I know is some distant cuz he's in mid thirties....but was policeman-then police prosc- now barrister...I dunno how long that takes

 

[011]

Wow, a whole 4 years of excellence.

 

[Sarah]

The reputation of UWS currently is based on snobs who think the 'W' actually means that the law students who come out of uws are somehow not as good as them.

Currently UWS has no reputation because it hasnt had any law graduates yet.

I think your wrong. A work colleague of mine graduated from UWS combined Law and had her grad ceremony this yr.

 

[xeuyrawp]

I think your wrong. A work colleague of mine graduated from UWS combined Law and had her grad ceremony this yr.

Errr... The degree's been going for like only 5 years, how could it have grads already. In which case, I hope you work at a law firm, because if they're your "work colleague", but you work at Woolworths or something, that's probably not a good sign...

 

[Sarah]

Errr... The degree's been going for like only 5 years, how could it have grads already. In which case, I hope you work at a law firm, because if they're your "work colleague", but you work at Woolworths or something, that's probably not a good sign...

No i don't work in a law firm or at woolworths. The place i work at doesn't require a legal background but studying law would give you an advantage due to the type of work done.

If the degree's only been going for 5 yrs, perhaps this is the first batch of law grads?

Also, a friend of mine knows someone currently in their final yr at UWS law

 

[stamos]

doesn't uws offer a law course that isn't combined? that would be why it has grads in less than 5 years

 

[xeuyrawp]

doesn't uws offer a law course that isn't combined? that would be why it has grads in less than 5 years

Graduate law? Possibly. I'm too lazy to check.

 

[santaslayer]

doesn't uws offer a law course that isn't combined? that would be why it has grads in less than 5 years

UTS, yes.

UWS...don't think so?

 

[wrong_turn]

well my bet is that they transferred from a different uni. or they took on mor units so that they could graduate earlier.

 

[melsc]

UTS, yes.

UWS...don't think so?

UWS only offers combined law, they could have done grad law