Alternatives 2 achiveing 95+ UAI (1 Viewer)

[inasero]

Frigid...I don''t think UoW will be below 95.00 anymore starting from next year.

yeah that doesnt mean anything u realise

 

[Ribbon]

I thought ANU med didn't accept undergraduates? Are they starting to next year? Is it listed in the UAC guide?

 

[santaslayer]

yeah that doesnt mean anything u realise

It means what you want it, or construe it, to mean.

 

[Lexicographer]

I thought ANU med didn't accept undergraduates? Are they starting to next year? Is it listed in the UAC guide?

Yes, no and no.

Graduate Medicine only.

 

[inasero]

actually, they have a 'provisional' program which is similar to UQ and USyd, provided you maintain a certain acadmic threshold in uni, you are not required to do the Gamsat and sit the interview

 

[Ashleet]

Like everyone else said you could always do a combined law degree at UNE - UAI entry is somewhere around 83 - but they have early entry through the Schools Recommendation Admissions Scheme (SRAS) which alot of people get accepted into the uni for.

I am currently studying bachelor of arts/ bachelor of laws at UNE, possibly changing over to bachelor of psychology / bachelor of laws. Reasonable course, the lectures write the texts so they know what they are talking about. Always an option if you really want to study law.

Also i know when i was in year 12, a local firm was offering kinda like a cadetship in which you needed a uai of over 65 and they would pay for you to study law part time while you work for them - you get your degree and practical legal training. Look out for these!!

 

[santaslayer]

Like everyone else said you could always do a combined law degree at UNE - UAI entry is somewhere around 83 - but they have early entry through the Schools Recommendation Admissions Scheme (SRAS) which alot of people get accepted into the uni for.

I am currently studying bachelor of arts/ bachelor of laws at UNE, possibly changing over to bachelor of psychology / bachelor of laws. Reasonable course, the lectures write the texts so they know what they are talking about. Always an option if you really want to study law.

Also i know when i was in year 12, a local firm was offering kinda like a cadetship in which you needed a uai of over 65 and they would pay for you to study law part time while you work for them - you get your degree and practical legal training. Look out for these!!

Over 65.00?

That's impressive.

 

[korry]

wow, which law firm was this?

 

[teh winnar!]

SCRUDGE & MUNT

 

[Ashleet]

wow, which law firm was this?

some firm in campbelltown, not sure of the exact name. But if you go to a school in the area and do legal studies, and if they are offering one this year, you would have heard about all the details