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Hi, Do you know of any small or medium general practice firms in Sydney metro areas with a good reputation. I'd like to apply (by letter) for unpaid work experience with them. Thanks

Hi, I was just wondering what is the going rate for work as a newly graduated solicitor in a suburban general law practice. Is it $35,000-$40,000. Also how much is the going rate for 2 years post admission experience in a suburban general law practice? Thanks

Hi, Can you help me to think of some reasons that I can use to convice my University lecturer to give me one more mark so that I can get a Credit. Thanks

Does anyone have the subject outline for LAWS2035 Land Dealings: Residential and Commercial Contracts I wish to do this subject at UNSW in the summer via cross institution. Many Thanks.

If the JD was at LLB HECS prices, would you choose the UTS LLB or UTS JD? (Assume you are eligible for entry into both)

You will need a degree to eligible for entry to the JD. Also the JD is charged at post graduate subject cost rates. The main difference is the LLB has 5 electives (after exemptions) (assuming you have a first degree - you will get exempted for 48cp of electives) while the JD has 3 electives...

Does anybody know of any details of new structure of the law degree for 2008?

Yeah you should go to UTS. You were good enough to make it in.

Does Criminal Law have 2 lectures per week? On the timetable website it says: Lec1 01 Mon 09:00 Lec1 02 Mon 17:00 Lec 2 01 Wed 09:00 Lec 2 02 Wed 19:30 Is the combination Lec1, 01 and Lec 2, 01 or is it read Lec1 01 Lec1 02?

You will need to fill in a Application for recognition of prior learning form and send to Law faculty before enrolment.

It took about 10 days for me last time, so order them as soon as you can. They get a courier to send it to your home, around 7am for mine. It's the cheapest place that I found for new law books. Do anyone know any places that are cheaper (for new books). I had a number for BPay last time...

UWS grad law has 4 subjects a semester, while USYD grad law has 3. Will this affect the one year full time equivalent requirement? i.e. you would have done more than one year of USYD equivalent, is it still OK?

Musk, the course will be Law. Huratio, if you try to pick 5, the computer will tell you error, exceeded credit points. I remember when I did SDP, I did 4 instead of 3. But that had to go thru e-vop, with solid reasons. It was approved. The part I am not sure is for part time students...

Intro to Law is a co-requisite to many of the other law subjects, so as long as I do Intro to Law then I can do other law subjects at the same time, so yeah, I can do 4 Law subjects in terms of requisites they are no problem. And as long as I arrange it in the correct semesters, then that is...

Say I don't make it into Law next year, will I be able to do say BBusiness and then pick all Law subjects, then transfer over to Law the year after. Or would they make me do all business subjects in first year?