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There are a few ways to do this. 1. Uni career sites are a great place to start, the jobs there are almost always intended for students. 2. Send your resume/rock up and ask at local law firms (Know quite a few who got a job this way) 3. Look in local papers 4. Knowing people who work in...

Yeah but until the Mac uni train station opens you will need to get off at somewhere like epping and catch a bus. It really depends on what traffic is like, how much money you want to spend and how much time either will take you and how much time you actually have. To drive keep in mind...

All you need to plan is your subjects for 1st year right. The handbook is your friend http://handbook.mq.edu.au/ This tells who how many credit points you need right http://handbook.mq.edu.au/degree.php?edition=2008&id=21034 This page has all the units...

Ignore them most who bag it out haven't even been there. Stick with UWS once you have formed your own opinion make up your mind whether you want to stay or transfer, its that simple. Don't be swayed by others opinions especially if they know nothing about the uni and really they can't tell you...

The transcipt is something you need to order from the university you were previously at, UWS for example you can order online or from the uni and it costs $20 (i think). You go to the credit for previous study day on the 15th I believe because they need time to sort it out but were u at mac...

ended up buying the paper to check for a few friends. Do it, they publish them all the places that sell them are here http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/special-edition-of-the-iheraldi-from-9pm/2008/01/17/1200419955568.html

ended up buying the paper to check for a few friends. Do it, they publish them all the places that sell them are here http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/special-edition-of-the-iheraldi-from-9pm/2008/01/17/1200419955568.html

I thought it was weird that it was early last year when I applied in 06 it was bang on 9pm then when I applied to transfer in 07 it was early.

I had 3hr ones ewwwies...Lucky for Macquarie Centre *managed to procrastinate instead of studying*

Lectures generally are only on at one time where there may be multiple tutes, it also depends how quickly they fill up and if you can get into the ones you want. I doubt you can fit into two days. The least I've had is three and the most is four, I know others who are stuck with five. Some...

I had a credit average, most were mid credits a few lows and a few highs, my worst marks were in first year. Really it depends on the person and the effort they put in. Most people find it hard, that said you have been to uni before so it might be easier for you.

Its hard to find someone who wants an office junior part time/casual. Your best bets are to check the uni career websites for law clerk/paralegal positions or rock up to solicitors offices and see if they want a student. Other ppl I know got these kind of jobs by knowing people. It can be...

No, its not automatic Don't tell UTS until you get an offer, once you do accept your offer you withdraw from UTS (usually you fill out a form, pay any fees and hand in ID card) otherwise they will charge you for both lots of subjects, just make sure you do it after you are sure you have a...

If you have an ipod u can get an attachment for i so it can recordt, I got mine from ebay but you can get them in the shops I think. I wouldn't though you wont have the time or be bothered to re-listen to lectures. At Mac they record them for us and most people still dont.

Talk to the person you're seeing, relationships mean different things to different people. For me it would be the same as dating but is often used when people are not that comfortable with saying they are b/f and g/f

Torts are civil wrongs such as Negligence Civil Battery/ Assault Trespass to goods etc... Basically suing people. I enjoyed Criminal Law and Law Foundation, Contracts was ok but pretty boring, Torts was like Contracts but with some funnier cases. Property, Equity, Consitutional and...

By the way lawyers have to continue legal education throughout their career to remain qualified.

The current dean at Mac seems against it and this sort of thing will lead to some uni's losing the pull they have mainly down to prestige. I think its a stupid system designed to make more money, it already takes us 5years + PLT why make it 6? our double degree program is much better

Semester 1 LAW314 Constitutional Law & Administration I LAW316 Property Law in Equity I LAW509 International Law (Wanted to do LAW427 :( but its not running) Semester 2 LAW315 Constitutional Law & Administration I LAW317 Property Law in Equity I SOC365 Do law electives fill up...

A fair bit but its hard to say, most people open up a bit after 1st year but from what I have heard not as much a UWS.