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Does anyone know if there is a deadline for "WD" marks to be finalised? Uni has already started and it still hasn't been finalised yet...which just means we didn't have enough of a holiday break..lol

hey minai..i think i'm your summer vac buddy haven't posted here for ages..but yea..remembered your name lol

yo redslert, who r u? :) i'm a pass leader too, if u can't figure out who i am, shame on you :D

if i remember correctly.. you can only do a minor on top of the ISM major

lol..i was there... and i dont know you....

its prolly reserved for grad law students...that would explain why its not full...but you cant enrol into it

2 days if u pack it in hard (but very difficult to do timetable wise) the norm however is 3-4 days in first year and also second year and yea..13-15hours

#1 is for the co-op program..shttp://www.boredofstudies.org/community/showthread.php?t=56525#top #4 basically if you plan on finishing your entire degree in first semester which i would not, that should also be a no #2 and #3..i wudnt know..sorry

actually you can use msn and icq and the like.. google up the webbased msn program and your on..

i think wrong forum.. but as UNSW, there are a fair few people who do cadetships and study part time. for first year subjects..i know there was one lecture stream which was at night (like between 6 - 8) to cater for these students.

On Jan 4th all sydney bus fares are increasing... e.g brown concession travel tens go from 9.80->10.60 sucks...

if you do comm/law you do the 6 core commerce sujects and 2 law subjects in first year. in second yr, you'll start choosing your electives for your major

i think they'll stay the same.. dont think they'll go lower however..

basically the legal studies course (well not the specific areas e.g. criminal, family, etc) are covered in semester1 (first topic = foundations @ unsw) all the stuff on rule of law, brief run through of the constitution, etc. but beyond that its alot more in depth than legal studies...

something else that might play a factor.. is if you are pursuing your first degree (e.g. commerce), after completing a graduate law degree. doing grad law will mean everything you learnt in the first degree may be slightly outdated (unless you have a part time job or something). this may...