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Hi all, wondering how many majors you normally have to do in postgrad and which is the best for getting a job Approved Majors Accounting and Financial Management Games and Multimedia Information Technology Mathematics and Statistics Software Engineering Web and Networks

yeah but you can't do these by distance

high all, what is better doing by distance commerce at SCU or NE? I am lookin at doin undergraduate commerce at one of these and majoring in finance. I wanna know which is better recognized

Hi all, I was thinking of doing commerce by distance at either UNE or SCU. Which of these is better recognized, particularly if I want to major in finance?

Is law at UWS a waste of time like I've heard some people say. It ranks at about the same as UNE which is some rural university in Armidale, but is probably better cause it's harder to get in. Can anyone that does law here advise.

This is coming from a guy who chose ANU over UNSW becaues it "sounds cooller"

Yeah but whats the difference to studying it via one of these 2 pathways

Thanks avant for that info Obviously I am open to being a lawyer but with there being so many law graduates these days you need alternatives. So it seems most jobs are in the corporate sector. Would you be able elaborate on this. I know law has a lot of electives in commercial law, so would...

Hi all, I was gonna do law but I don't really wanna be a lawyer. Someone here said that only 40% of law graduates become lawyers. What other careers do people get. I don't really wanna work in the public sector. Does anyone have any hard facts on specific jobs you can count on with a law degree.

fair enough

Does anyone know if it's possible to apply for this after the 20th of January, when I find out if I've got a main round offer? And would I most likely get accepted into somewhere?

I wanna chose between UNE and Wollongong. Obviously UNE would be more convenient cause online but I get the impression Wollongong is better recognized. It also gets higher rankings on that Melbourne University Institute University Rankings thing (Rankings of Australian Universities). UNE is also...

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UNE has a JD which is 3 years, as is B Law (3 years). What's the difference between them? apart from the fact B Law is undergraduate and has CSP places

I wanna do graduate law at one of these 2 uni's, which one is better academically? I live in sydney and UNE would obvioulsy be more convenient cause you can do it by distance, but I get the impression Wollongong Uni is better recognized, is more likely to secure employment, etc.