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Lara1986 · 14 Jul 2009, 9:14 AM

It depends on what you mean by a 'not great' ATAR.

But if you think 90 is attainable - you more or less stand a chance of gaining entry into any uni that offers law in nsw except for Usyd, UTS, UNSW and Mac and some outside nsw also.

That leaves several options for you so make sure you look into all of them and don't just stick with the suggestion of UWS - it may or may not be the uni for you and although all the uni bashing tends to focus on UWS as the uni for those with lower scores, there are several other unis with just as, if not lower entry score requirements.

These uni's may be a better or worse option for you depending on what you want to do with your degree, what other degree you want to combine law with, your location, your finances etc

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Lara1986 Senior Member HSC: 2004 Gender: Female Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 219 Last Activity: Yesterday, 10:25 PM	Re: Law It depends on what you mean by a 'not great' ATAR. But if you think 90 is attainable - you more or less stand a chance of gaining entry into any uni that offers law in nsw except for Usyd, UTS, UNSW and Mac and some outside nsw also. That leaves several options for you so make sure you look into all of them and don't just stick with the suggestion of UWS - it may or may not be the uni for you and although all the uni bashing tends to focus on UWS as the uni for those with lower scores, there are several other unis with just as, if not lower entry score requirements. These uni's may be a better or worse option for you depending on what you want to do with your degree, what other degree you want to combine law with, your location, your finances etc __________________ Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management & Industrial Relations) with Distinction {2005 - 2007} Bachelor of Laws with Honours {2005 - 2009} GDLP {2010}