Law and ???

[Lukybear]

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I heard of people in law earning heaps before. But tahts if your good.

Just starting out it would be hard. But over the years, 100k+ is no problems i think.

[TehAzner]

Originally Posted by chewy123

What does that mean?

Strictly speaking, if you were majoring in Accounting in a normal B.Com degree you would have to have studied the following subjects:

• LEGT1711 Legal Environment of Commerce (6 UOC)
• LEGT2721 Business Transactions (6 UOC)
• LEGT2741 Business Entities (6 UOC)
• LEGT2751 Business Taxation (6 UOC)

However, if you're enrolled in Com/LLB it allows you to NOT take up these 4 subjects and therefore you won't have to learn things twice, so to speak, as your LLB subjects will have given you the required knowledge from the LEGT subjects. If I haven't made any sense I hope these links will make it clearer for you

UNSW Handbook Professional Recognition of Programs

UNSW Handbook Professional Recognition of Programs

http://www.law.unsw.edu.au/current_s...unting_Law.pdf

[chewy123]

^Thanks! soz cant positive rep you, apparently I have to spead it out lol.
And btw got my law back, slightly disappointed but o well, have to work harder for final.

[chewy123]

Originally Posted by Lukybear

I heard of people in law earning heaps before. But tahts if your good.

Just starting out it would be hard. But over the years, 100k+ is no problems i think.

Lawyers don't really earn a lot. They just work thrice the average hours.

[Freakstyler09]

Originally Posted by chewy123

Lawyers don't really earn a lot. They just work thrice the average hours.

LOLZ, but still it'll great fun, LAW is fun...especially if you become highly sucessful and continue to become a QC.

[Efficient5]

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[Blaz-357]

Originally Posted by chewy123

Lawyers don't really earn a lot. They just work thrice the average hours.

I heard those that graduate from com/LLB and work in the business area earn heaps, esp in the top-tier firms, like starting salary is like 60-70k per year.

[Blaz-357]

Originally Posted by TehAzner

Strictly speaking, if you were majoring in Accounting in a normal B.Com degree you would have to have studied the following subjects:

• LEGT1711 Legal Environment of Commerce (6 UOC)
• LEGT2721 Business Transactions (6 UOC)
• LEGT2741 Business Entities (6 UOC)
• LEGT2751 Business Taxation (6 UOC)

However, if you're enrolled in Com/LLB it allows you to NOT take up these 4 subjects and therefore you won't have to learn things twice, so to speak, as your LLB subjects will have given you the required knowledge from the LEGT subjects. If I haven't made any sense I hope these links will make it clearer for you

UNSW Handbook Professional Recognition of Programs

UNSW Handbook Professional Recognition of Programs

http://www.law.unsw.edu.au/current_s...unting_Law.pdf

So does that mean i would have less work load?

[chewy123]

Originally Posted by Blaz-357

I heard those that graduate from com/LLB and work in the business area earn heaps, esp in the top-tier firms, like starting salary is like 60-70k per year.

How many hours do they work per week?

[Blaz-357]

Originally Posted by chewy123

How many hours do they work per week?

i think 60 hours ish