Combined Economics/Law (1 Viewer)

[Will Hunting]

Combined Economics/Law

To anyone doing this degree (these degrees), what's it like?
The cut-off for HECS students is in the vicinity of 99.6% UAI - I take this to mean it is at least one of the most popular courses, but also one of the more prestigous on offer. Is this true?
I'm looking at undertaking this next year. Just hoping to get some feedback on it. Thanks heaps!

- Will

 

[Will Hunting]

Thanks for your help

 

[aditya]

yeh its mad bro.... and note that ur uai isnt a %

thy get the best jobs... law/[economics/commerce] with the finance companies and shit... so yeh its realli realli good...

 

[absolution*]

for clarification its law/commerce not law/economics.

commerce (lib) (honours) and then post-grad law is the way to go...

 

[Soma]

for clarification its law/commerce not law/economics.

commerce (lib) (honours) and then post-grad law is the way to go...

Why?
Because you're doing it?

 

[absolution*]

Why?
Because you're doing it?

thats the plan.

 

[Soma]

That's 8 years of study.
A 5 year B.Comm/LLB and 3 years of practical experience would be better IMO.

 

[absolution*]

That's 8 years of study.
A 5 year B.Comm/LLB and 3 years of practical experience would be better IMO.

I would do B.Comm/LLB but im too dumb to get in

 

[spin spin sugar]

i thought you could do eco/law tho? i know its not really the point but im pretty sure you can at usyd

 

[aditya]

look a but like latham - hahahaha

anyway "for clarification its law/commerce not law/economics."

thats incorrect mate, there is economics law, the managing director of investment banking at UBS came to usyd and he did that!!!!

so yes, it certainly exists