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Originally Posted by Ginny11  I'm a first year Law/Arts student and for this semester i only did an intro unit to Law. I failed 1 out of 2 assignments and i'm pretty sure i've failed the exam. Is this going to set the scene for the entire Law part of my degree???? fail, fail, fail, occassional pass?
Should i drop it while i'm ahead???? |
Well one thing you have acheived the UAI, ENTER, etc to actually get into such a competitive degree so kudos to you. So first things first you have achieved to be able to get a placement to do something about 1% of the Australian students can do.
At uni in first year everyone I know is feeling as though they have been dropped in the deep end. No matter what course you do it will be a challenge. You probably have it harder because law is a very competitive subject.
Now finally you need to ask yourself as to whether you are passionate about law and why you are doing a double degree! If you truely want to become a lawyer give it another shot next semester and you may surprise yourself.
I have done 3 of my 4 exams and have felt very annoyed at my progress. Physics (my best subject at high school) turned out to be a shocking exam.
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2009:
(First preference)
Bachelor of Science at the University of Melbourne
:
Semester 1:
Calculus 2 (91% - H1
), Engineering Systems Design 1 (64% - P
), Physics 1 Advanced (79% - H2A
) and From Graffiti to Terrorism (65% - H3
)
Semester 2:
Linear Algebra
, Engineering Systems Design 2
, Physics 2 (Adv)
and Finance 1
.
2010:
Potentially major in: Physics, Mathematical Physics, Mathematics (Applied or pure), Engineering (Electrical, Chemical or Mechanical).