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RogueAcademic · 4 Jul 2007, 12:46 PM

Bond University is a quiet achiever, mostly because of its private status. Being a private university means it's able to draw in the most expensive (and by inference the 'best') lecturers, and the students are regarded as composed of many rich elite with local and international student status. In saying that, the quality of teaching at Bond is very high and its academic programs are well regarded. Note that you asked for an opinion and that is what I'm giving you, take it for what it is.

Incidently if you're looking for a two year Australian JD program, The University of Melbourne also offers the same thing, and it has a more recognised reputation. Monash University also offers a JD but it is spread over 2.5 years.

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RogueAcademic Exalted Member HSC: N/A Gender: Undisclosed Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 872 Last Activity: 12 Jun 2009, 2:36 PM	Re: Merits/Opinions on Bond University Law? Bond University is a quiet achiever, mostly because of its private status. Being a private university means it's able to draw in the most expensive (and by inference the 'best') lecturers, and the students are regarded as composed of many rich elite with local and international student status. In saying that, the quality of teaching at Bond is very high and its academic programs are well regarded. Note that you asked for an opinion and that is what I'm giving you, take it for what it is. Incidently if you're looking for a two year Australian JD program, The University of Melbourne also offers the same thing, and it has a more recognised reputation. Monash University also offers a JD but it is spread over 2.5 years.