Graduate Law? (1 Viewer)

[Ademir]

I'm just looking to find out what the requirements are like for this?

I'm thinking of doing a Bachelor of Socio-Legal Studies at USYD then doing graduate law at UWS, but the UAC guide doesn't have much information on entry.

What kind of UAI/Uni marks do I need to be competitive?

 

[ari89]

Not sure about the requirments but I do have a question. Why do you want to do it that way?

 

[LaraB]

I'm just looking to find out what the requirements are like for this?

I'm thinking of doing a Bachelor of Socio-Legal Studies at USYD then doing graduate law at UWS, but the UAC guide doesn't have much information on entry.

What kind of UAI/Uni marks do I need to be competitive?

Call the uni/course advisor and ask them... Easiest way to make sure you've got the info right.

 

[Ademir]

Not sure about the requirments but I do have a question. Why do you want to do it that way?

I don't like the UWS arts department. It looks weak. Particularly on history.

USYD grad law requires a UAI of over 90 though. If i get into Macq Law that's cool.. but if I get into Socio-Legal studies with a UAI of under 90, then UWS is pretty much my only chance of doing law.

I don't want to do Arts/Law at UWS though because of the above reason.

Edit: arts is my real passion, law is secondary. that's why I'm putting arts first. Grad law at UWS is a way to do both.