is law good?? i mean combined law (1 Viewer)

[funkychickie]

combined law
i was hopin acturial studies and law.. but maybe psychology law..
anybody who could shed some light on thsi otherwise cloudy day PLEASE!!!!!!
thanks ur help is much appreciated!!

 

[flyin']

Actuarial Studies and Law are not a good combination in terms of employment as they don't link well. However, Law would be the best possible back-up for Actuarial Studies, in the case of droppin' out of Actuarial. Btw, Actuarial Studies and Law is goin' to have a nasty UAI this year considerin' cut-places, and risin' UAIs. (But don't worry, just transfer from Actuarial Studies to Actuarial Studies and Law after first year. Since they have a generic course for first years which means you and other first years won't start Law till second year if you do decide to do Actuarial Studies.)

 

[RIZAL]

Originally posted by flyin'
Actuarial Studies and Law are not a good combination in terms of employment as they don't link well....

Why don't they 'link' well? I'm sure there are some very succesful corporate lawyers who would value an Actuarial Degree, especially when investigating insurance company collapses such as HIH...

 

[flyin']

Well, I'm sure there are some. I'm just pointin' out it might not be worth the time (six-years) and effort (you know what I'm takin' bout ).

 

[-=«MÄLÅÇhïtÊ»=-]

hehe
coming from someone who combines it with maths

 

[flyin']

But Mathematics only takes 4 years... Law takes 50% longer.

 

[feng]

law is actually the best to combine it with...obvious reasons...ure guaranteed a job..100%

but...yes it takes a long time...and law is better at other unis...

it would be better to take law here...get a few subjects done...giving u credit points which u can take to usyd or unsw....better at usyd i think

 

[flyin']

How are you guarenteed a job, btw?
What are the obvious reasons?