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LAW521 - is fantastic! I loved it as was LAW415, I would recommend both. LAW415 is very practical and you get to role play disputes so its very fun! I am doing LAW421, LAW428 and LAW522 this year so I'll let you know. I'd also recommend LAW438 - access to justice although apps would be closed...

^ and you wont know that till after your enrolment session when you choose your classes but suffice it to say it will be during that week.

Plus, its much harder to work and study at the beginning, I would reduce the workload at least for the first semester or two and then see how you go. Personally I try to keep it down to 1-2 days per week but I am better at balancing it all now I am used to uni etc

Dude, business degrees are popular everywhere not just at club MQ

Dude, I wouldn't call them 'easy law judgements'...interesting yes. OP generally you'll be reading newer cases that are more recent and thus the english is a bit easier to understand!

Yeah they have good battery life and as long as you find it ok to type on the go for it. I didn't go a net book because we don't have a desktop anymore so I needed something I can use at home for my itunes, photos etc plus uni, so I compromised for a 3kg 14.1 inch Sony Vaio...its preeeety

You might look a bit douchey but trust me it hurts to carry it that way, get a nice backpack that either has a section for it or it will at least fit in. Makes it seem a lot less heavy. I use it for lectures and study because 1.my handwriting is terrible and 2. I have the internet and all my...

I think they last till the 1st day of sem? I got mine today because I was nearby and I wanted to avoid those terrible queues. Its an icky fluro green colour!

I believe UTS is the best in sydney but CSU (Bathurst) is the best journo course in NSW

Its a personal preference but most people who have laptops bring something between 13-15 inches or they bring a net book. The main issues any bigger would pose is 1. fitting in your backpack (and trust me it hurts less when you bring it in a back pack rather than a sholder bag) and 2. the...

If you buy them new it can be up to $800 or so in a semester (when you have an academic who decides to set a few books) generally I spend about $500, depends on the subjects.

I thought it was the same at most uni's? I don't think anyone can tell you this.

You'll be fine, its a particular comand of English that will partly be taught at law school and is hard to determine based on HSC results. As long as you can comprehend, analyse and communicate effectively then you'll be fine. The rest is picked up!

Personally I'd go to UWS, you could always apply to transfer to UTS after a year if you want. Save the money, Insearch is quiet expensive.

Have a friend who did that course, its meant to be awesome!

Personally I'd advise only working one day per week for your first semester until you gauge the level of work required for your course. I found working two full days when I was in my first year too much (although this depends on course and person) but I now find it easier to work two or more...

To be fair to Pwar we get asked the same thing year and year again, it can get frustrating! While may have seemed harsh, something people find hardest to adjust to is to the lack of help you get at uni compared to school. A note to you new guys, I was at uni today at student services and saw...

How is your friend still functioning, surely they'd get sick all the time and be malnurished

1. Depends on the degree 2. Depends on the degree. 3.Depends on the course and unit 4. Personal preference. I prefer to get it all over with and its easier to go when you have a few classes rather than just an hr or 2 but again its personal preference. 5.At MQ...lots of people but I find it...

The order of your preferences is so important. Put them in the order of the courses you want as you only receive the FIRST offer you are eligible for!