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At least CHinese is being offered in YOUR chinese....I'm forever doomed to be one of those "bananas". *gripes about lack of chinese-ness* But the question is, could you handle doing chinese+law during uni semester? I'd go with the diploma, if you can be bothered to wait/want to learn chinese...

Wouldn't you doing law impress your parents by default though? :S

Also, they also take into account work experience etc for journalism transfers so if you could possibly get some kind of journalistic work experience, it would help your chances soo much. I'm pretty sure they provide you with a chance to write a personal statement, so it doesnt rely purely on...

I've only really done the foundation-y type subjects - Legal Research & Legal Process and History and the marks haven't come back yet - but the difficulty wasn't too bad for both. Legal Research was quite easy; 2hrs of classes each week, and not much work outside class exercises etc. You can get...

I don't frequent the commerce boards too regularly. ;) I've heard a lot of people make empasionate posts about usyd commerce & unsw commerce...haha

ah, so commerce is like a sudoku for him. something to do on the side.

But if its a new course, doesn't that just mean that there's no UAI specified yet, and it depends on the supply&demand of the course? And isn't it quite hard to get higher grades for engineering cos of the difficulty of the subject? (this is pure speculation though, coming from engineering...

This is why there should be more female judges! ;)

Imagine the UAI drop... ;) But what about those who truely passionate lawyers & passionate commerce-rs...like you Frigid? haha

I wouldn't do social inquiry unless you're really interested into that kind of stuff. from what i can gather, criminology and social inquiry are really not similar at all except for a few first year subjects that ppl would study for broader knowledge...if you're heaps into criminology i would do...

How is this thread related to Spanish translations? Is google possibly failing? :S

They can do the swishy professor snape thing now! (sorry...i've been watching hp & reading hp...) ;)

Not necessarily...I dont think many firms have work experience students as first priority atm, being almost christmas and all. Call them back if you're worried though. :)

I had a friend who didn't have much extra curricular activities at school, had ok-ish marks (enough to get in obviously, but not super duper high 99+) BUT had heaps of real life IT experience (he had a small IT business) and got into that course. so yeah, I would think that IT experience would...

I've never seen any around campus...do you mean like the usyd ones or unsw ones that random students at those unis seem to have?

Try emailing the uni's admissions centre. Calling them up usually gives you a faster response (they have a pretty quick turn-around reply time, though) but if you do call, make sure you write down who you talk to and what time you talked to them - I've had three different replies to my question...

Hey just wondering about the media and communication transferees - I thought Usyd doesnt have a combined m+c/law course? Or are you guys just gonna trasnfer into Arts/Law then? What happens to your media unit then? Is it still credited?

Wow, that's so late...why's our uni so slooooooow???? Although, ignorance is bliss, so I'm happy to live in ignorance :)

cool, congrats on getting the interview =) i've still have no word from my law firm... =(...really have to call them soon...

Nah, its just that SI/Law ppl have a "BA Com (SI) Compulsory Subjects" which we have to choose between either Political Theory or Social Theory, but because thats offered only in Autumn Semester & Political Theory is offered only in Spring Sem, it just means you have to do some switching &...