What if i don't get the UAI 4 law? (1 Viewer)

[Tenille]

i don't know if its been said but at UNE i know that law/arts is only 83

 

[cro_angel]

isnt the uai for BA on its own pretty high? i dont get why ppl do it if it doesnt lead to anywhere?

 

[Lainee]

I don't get it either... but I think some of them might be looking to transfer after their first year into a double degree or something else and thinking they can get easily get the necessary grades in artsy subjects?

 

[Giant Lobster]

Originally posted by Tenille
i don't know if its been said but at UNE i know that law/arts is only 83

yeh but seeing as how there is law at unsw and law and usyd both @ 99+ pumping out quality graduates into the industry every year, i dont really like the chances of one coming from UNE, or any other uni for that matter...

 

[iambored]

99.3/6 is hell high to be aiming for. too high. so i would look at other unis. some unis have lower cut offs, do one of them.

 

[mayhemily]

yeah do that then get a job in a regional area, then once you have experience go for the high(er) paying super machine slicky city lawyer jobs

 

[Alexander]

I dont think you heard me! Once - you - have - your --- B---A--- (that cost you 80 tops UAI), you can choose any COURSE YOU WANT BABY. 99+, whatever....so...shut up.
"What use is a BA???" HA! ha! HHHHHAAAA!
(ya follow me mates?)

 

[Suvat]

Don't give up hope, you still have 2 years ahead of you and the first year counts for nothing!

 

[5c]

Originally posted by abdooooo!!!
or you can try harder and get that uai of 99.95+ and get a scholarship at usyd for law.

how do u get a scholarship?

 

[kimmeh]

you get a scholarship by applying for it

 

[santaslayer]

and u really get ur scholarship when they accept u.....lol
but u hafta go thru an interview i think

 

[snot]

im in the same boat i want to get into newcastle for a combined law but i dnt know what the cut off is?

 

[ameh]

Originally posted by kimmeh
you get a scholarship by applying for it

oohh so thats how scholarships get to people

 

[Suvat]

you don't have to apply if you're one of those special 99.95 or 100 people
or 99.5 in the case of macquarie

 

[MiuMiu]

If you're in year 11 this year eling, by the time it comes to your turn for admissions you'll need at least 95 to do law anywhere (except perhaps UNE which will be bout 85-86....

 

[santaslayer]

maybe UOW law will always stay at 91.00...it has been for like 3 yrs straight...lol
UWS law has had the most violent fluctuations in uai cut offs these past few years.eg. (705680) B Health Science/ B Laws

2002: 96.60
2003 90.10
2004 i think it was a 92.25?

 

[MiuMiu]

Nah they'll all go up next year santa....think place cuts!

 

[eling]

Hey thanks everyone for ur replys when i was kinda uncertain about law. The UAI's pretty high but i think i'll still aim for it. If i can get into combined law in USyd- eco/law it'll b perfect but Maquarie is ok 2 if i dun get the uai. If i dun get headhunted by firms there's other options like barrister, solicitor etc

 

[honky tonk]

Originally posted by snot
im in the same boat i want to get into newcastle for a combined law but i dnt know what the cut off is?

92.15 this year.

 

[snot]

i was wondering more for an idea of the uai needed for law at newcastle in 2005