Is anybody turned off by the Melbourne Model?

[Amnesiac]

I for one, am. It's completely altered my preference list from having Melbourne Arts as number 1 to now number 4. Is anybody else turned off ?

[bubble sunglasses]

  "Is anybody turned off by the Melbourne Model?"

     In a word, yes

[dcc]

No. It means I can learn new (and different) things!

[clinton_09]

yep i am

[dekoyl]

I am turned off overall. I'm not that keen on being forced to learn more. I like learning and gaining knowledge in all aspects but I'd like to do that in my own time like something on the side. Not sure about the situation for arts.

[ninwa]

Yes.
I'd like to do a double degree

[brendan]

Yes.
I'd like to do a double degree

Is it cos Melb>Monash?

[costargh]

No. Melbourne model turns me on.

[xox.happy1.xox]

Yes! Why pay for a 3 year course, when you can get the same degree at another University, and not need to do any course before it? I'm peeved about Law in this regard.

[bturville]

Yes! Why pay for a 3 year course, when you can get the same degree at another University, and not need to do any course before it? I'm peeved about Law in this regard.

Oh come on! Most people do law with another degree anyway, and you can finish it in the same time as any other double degree with the JD/Melb Model. Also a bonus is that you get time to think if law is right for you.

[xox.happy1.xox]

Yes! Why pay for a 3 year course, when you can get the same degree at another University, and not need to do any course before it? I'm peeved about Law in this regard.

Oh come on! Most people do law with another degree anyway, and you can finish it in the same time as any other double degree with the JD/Melb Model. Also a bonus is that you get time to think if law is right for you.

Aww... I don't want to do a double degree anymore. But it is a good idea, I guess, to see if Law is the course for me (I will probably defer a media course, and go to it when I start to get sick of Law ).

[brendan]

Yes! Why pay for a 3 year course, when you can get the same degree at another University, and not need to do any course before it? I'm peeved about Law in this regard.

Oh come on! Most people do law with another degree anyway, and you can finish it in the same time as any other double degree with the JD/Melb Model. Also a bonus is that you get time to think if law is right for you.

But then there is risk. The risk that you will not be admitted into the JD

[xox.happy1.xox]

Yes! Why pay for a 3 year course, when you can get the same degree at another University, and not need to do any course before it? I'm peeved about Law in this regard.

Oh come on! Most people do law with another degree anyway, and you can finish it in the same time as any other double degree with the JD/Melb Model. Also a bonus is that you get time to think if law is right for you.

But then there is risk. The risk that you will not be admitted into the JD

So is there only one way in which JD admission is granted?

[bturville]

But then there is risk. The risk that you will not be admitted into the JD

True true, but if you are able to get the high enters required for a double degree with law at monash or somewhere, you are probably bright enough to be able to do well in the (horrible) LSAT, get decent grades in the undergrad, and all the other junk they need.

Still, if i had wanted to do law i would have probably opted for monash anyway.

EDIT: Btw, http://jd.law.unimelb.edu.au/go/future-students/how-to-apply

[Eriny]

You can do the JD at other unis too.