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That's a bit stupid, I live in Strathfield and thats not far at all. My b/f has never asked me and he drives me to Parra, to his house in Ryde etc. and I drive him when I can but I share a car with my parents. Once a tight-ass always a tight ass!

I go to UWS Bankstown and Paramatta and both take me 20 mins aprox from Strathfield *Driving that is* I love that both campuses are so close, if I have to go into uni its not much of a hassle and I can park easily and cheaply ($4 per day or $50 for yearly permit). I would like to go to USYD...

My b/f would always pay for everything around and after the 2 month period, even if I offered. Now I try to pay for my own and pay for him sometimes but he never asked me. I think its fair enough for u to offer and perhaps even him to accept but to ask, that irks me. If he aks for driving you...

Re: What subjects should I take if I want to do Law after high school? Agreed. Most uni's suggest the highest level of english YOU CAN HANDLE so whatever suits you will do fine. I did advanced and no extensions. As everyone has said follow your interests. I did English Advanced, Legal Studies...

Its not really any more boring if you focus on NSW or other states in Australia. The reason it is based on NSW law is because you are studying in NSW and there would be little point studying SA law etc...Even at uni if you do study law, you might touch on other states law but you generally...

my friend says you can catch the T-way :)

You can get buses from parra stattion like the 525 and I am not sure of the other ones but there is more than one. You can also catch a train to Rydalmere station and walk My friend catches a bus from Liverpool I'll ask her and find out

I wasnt eligible for any 9due to location and/or course) but I got some random $4000 one for having UWS as a first prefence and a high UAI and I am doing law

Oh yeah, I used that format minus the defences (as it wasn't required), I accessed damages for the defendant I think...

The indepedance of the judiciary stems from the notion of the separartion of powers which is supposed to provide checks and balances on the use of power :) It is also supposed to prevent judges from being pursuaded to make their decisions based on a political agenda etc, judges can't be 'sacked'...

I used Hienmann which i found really good but it all depends on personal preference. I found the maquarie guide had a good layout but had a few mistakes, whereas Excel's layout was crap but was more accurate :) Its all about mix and match and what suits you

Watch her reactions as you try things. If she's not shy ask her what she likes/ what feels good, although if you are both new to it then she's probably shy. Take things slow while you're new to it, she may not enjoy it because it hurts or something so slow and steady is good when you aren't sure...

I had mine yesterday, I thought it was better than the intro exam by heaps, Hypertrophy :D . Make sure you read the question properly, I almost advised the wrong person :santa: First I drew out all the cases/type of case then I discussed the number of actions the person was subject to and...

I had my Introduction to Law exam yesterday and I have Torts on Wednesday. When doing an open book exam, make sure you don't spend too much time looking for something minor or insignificant. Another stupid thing I did, when doing statutory interpretation, think that the question is too...

I think it depends on the uni, we apparently don't have conceeded passes at UWS

This happened to me, I am the oldest and was told no boyfriend till after HSC. So when uni started I started going out with my current b/f, it makes things hard since I have no relationship experience at all. My parents at first seemed accepting, then started thinking he is taking me away...

Depends how much you want it, if you could stick it out for a year with good marks you can transfer campuses.

Hey guys, Are Asus laptops any good? I am basically looking for a laptop to use for uni etc. I want something less than $2k with the following features: Processor: 1.60ghz + Ram: 512mb + HDD: . 40gb + Weight: < 2kg In built wireless Perhaps something like the ASUS A8F...

I want to answer your questions properly so I'll get back to you after exams :)

Getting in is one thing, staying there is another :bomb: