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Depends on your reason for choosing the degree. Commerce would boost your knowledge (ie. you can study business law etc.) if you wanted to do commercial law or something like that, or get into other finance/banking related stuff, so it supplements a law degree. Also if you ever wanted to start...

It depends how much your trials are worth in terms of your internal mark? Like most of mine are 30-40%, but i've heard people say their trials are only 20% of their school assessment mark. And also depends on whether you did really badly, or the exams were just harder than expected, so overall...

yeah, isn't ext1 integration by substitution meant to always give you the substitution?

Whattt? lies. it was in the 2010 ext1 paper, and it did not say 'use the substitution blablablah' which is what substitution questions in ext 1 are meant to be.

\int_{0}^{1}\frac{e^{cos^{-1}}x}{\sqrt{1-x^{2}}}dx Is this an integration by parts question? I figured out how to do it, but i didn't realise that you could integrate them separately and then shove it back together....

please don't be creepy

The level of employment decreases means they're hiring less people, because people are unavailable. (does not mean people are getting unemployed/fired) For example, if before they were hiring 3 people a day,there were people available for the job so they employed them. But now, they still need...

Yeah, there are too many law grads so I guess they have to try to distinguish themselves in any way they can. And even if it may only play a minor part, coming from a prestigious uni IS a distinguishing factor between two people who would otherwise seem the same (application wise, not...

jonochan would.

Mate, maybe you should do some research before flaming everyone else on here on your first post (and attempting to neg me with your non-existant rep power) Law and Combined Law are too completely different courses, and the link i posted CLEARLY shows that you can get 10 bonus points for...

why don't you just ask the accelerated kids who did it last year?

It can be really simple and straight forward, or its just wtf makes no sense. Soe scenarios are really hard to gett your headd around I think at our school they decided to start teachiing us in year11 just so we could have more time to make sense of it

Haha yeah especially ina subject like maths where difficulty of exams is never the samedepending on who writes it (or at least at my school)

Thread: http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php/254796-Does-the-uni-you-get-your-law-degree-from-really-matter I think people would LIKE to think it doesn't matter, but at the end of the day, if you have 2 grad students who've both done law competitions, internships during uni etc...

Yeah, i think industries like law, commerce etc. are super competitive and prestige based, and there's a lot of bias towards the 'better' unis when hiring grads, which is why everyone wants to go to usyd, unsw etc. Whereas your med, physio or other health related courses/careers are more based...

Yeppp, that's how it works

Do this. You either impress her and she'll want to date you Or she'll be repulsed and it will be awkward and then she'll avoid you, which means you never have to see her again and you can just get over her and find someone else. Either way its worth a try.

http://www.uws.edu.au/informationabout/tripleadvantage/subjectbonus/uwscourseareas/law/bachelor_of_economics__bachelor_of_laws You get 10 bonus points just for getting band 5 in economics... Wow, uws are so desperate to get students into their uni. You can check out the macquarie bonus...

That's because guys like you are desperate.

gees, your rep is worth nothing.