Recent content by jaydizzlegear

you can still act on their behalf u obviously haven't looked at the solicitors' rules lately check yourself

HSC English proficiency has very little weight on law proficiency I got 83 in advanced english, and I am a D/HD law student

Who is going? I got a ticket just, literally the last ticket because I had to work on Monday so i got it held back. So yeah who else is going? I have no law friends yet because i dont need to do foundations of law :( will someone be my law camp friend ? Lol

See guys? he/she doesn't deny it, he/she goes to macquarie for law, and is really angry about it, so takes it out on the internet.

Dupain, you go to Macquarie. Shut up.

Hey Guys enrolled in first year commerce Has BUSS1040 appeared in your units of study on business blackboard yet? It hasn't appeared on mine yet.

I actually haven't done torts as a subject, but I know for sure that conversion is usually for example, when you sell something that does not belong to you, usually innocently, without an intention to permanently deprive, as that could lead to a criminal action. It is essentially interference...

I believe for UNSW Law, both ATAR and GPA will be taken into account, no matter how many years at University you have done. That just means they convert your marks to a GPA score on the 7 point scale, rather than the 4 point scale UTS uses. Google how to calculate GPA for Australian...

hmmm that sucks, the price is really prohibitive to me. Ah well

even like the faculty societies e.g. Sydney University Law Society?

Do you need an Access card to join all clubs and societies? Or just some?

just wondering, what university are you going to for law? I have a feeling you are going to macquarie and you are really mad that you didn't get into USYD or UNSW...

I hate all the fuckers who post about how hard law is on facebook, twitter etc, it really isn't as hard as people make it out to be, but law students (like me) are up themselves and want to make out to the plebeians how 'hard' law is. I only did law subjects last year, and had no trouble...

As you can see, I'll pretty much have two days a week once i drop buss1900, but I'll also probably not be doing foundations of law as I should get credit for that subject, so ill probs do claw1001 instead so at least I am still learning law.

concession paper ticket, always cheaper than adult