pigs_can_fly
earth girls aren't easy
commerce/law is pretty expesive, i paid $380 for 5 units out of total 8 for the year
yep..at least its only for a semester and then we can just "dispose" of them "thoughtfully"Originally posted by pigs_can_fly
commerce/law is pretty expesive, i paid $380 for 5 units out of total 8 for the year
Bull! What about all the relativistic physics, that screwed maths over piles! Well, certain areas of it.Originally posted by freaking_out
yep, and things like mathematic hasn't changed ever since newton...
wow WHAT A SCIENTIST!!!1!Originally posted by Lexicographer
Bull! What about all the relativistic physics, that screwed maths over piles! Well, certain areas of it.
not fair... I am also doing commerce/law and, as I said before my textbooks were $419 for 4 subjects!Originally posted by pigs_can_fly
commerce/law is pretty expesive, i paid $380 for 5 units out of total 8 for the year
Doing:Originally posted by Ribbon
I didn't buy the law dictionary. I live with someone who did law so I use hers.
Interesting that our costs are about the same even though we needed different textbooks! What subjects do you do this semester?
I do:
Foundations of Australian Law
Torts
Business Reporting and Analysis
Quantitative research and analysis.
yea.....Originally posted by Asquithian
u dont really need to buy the aussie constitution
Originally posted by Asquithian
So Far
Australian Constitutional theory $80
Criminal laws $99
Contracts law tut series book $60
Chesire and Fifoots Law of contract $110
so far
still need to buy politics book ($40)
more contracts books ( not in yet ) ($160)
and history books ($20)
plus readers for every course
That is nothing. The average price for my textbooks has been about $90.Originally posted by bluesky100
The cost was over $100 for 2 text books!!