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brendan

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Re: Law in '10
« Reply #15 on: January 09, 2009, 11:58:24 pm »
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it is interesting to ponder why the clearly-in ENTER for Arts/Law would be lower than Law.

Taking the linguistic analogy of the ENTER to a price paid:
It is as if Arts has such a negative affect on your well-being or something that people would effectively pay a premium to avoid it.

costargh

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« Reply #16 on: January 10, 2009, 12:15:48 am »
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La Trobe University Clearly-In (Law double degrees)
Law/Accounting 95.10
Law/Arts          95.50
Law/Business    96.30
Law/Finance     94.80
Law/International Relations   96.15
Law/Media Studies    93.00
Law/Psychological Science   95.60
Law/Science    96.70


Law with Accounting, Finance and Media Studies has a lower ENTER than with Arts, (and Psychological Science is only .10 over Arts)

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« Reply #17 on: January 10, 2009, 12:17:10 am »
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it is interesting to ponder why the clearly-in ENTER for Arts/Law would be lower than Law.

Taking the linguistic analogy of the ENTER to a price paid:
It is as if Arts has such a negative affect on your well-being or something that people would effectively pay a premium to avoid it.

I think the clearly in ENTER for Monash Law is higher than the clearly in ENTER for Monash Commerce/Law

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Re: Law in '10
« Reply #18 on: January 10, 2009, 12:17:41 am »
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La Trobe University Clearly-In (Law double degrees)
Law/Accounting 95.10
Law/Arts          95.50
Law/Business    96.30
Law/Finance     94.80
Law/International Relations   96.15
Law/Media Studies    93.00
Law/Psychological Science   95.60
Law/Science    96.70


Law with Accounting, Finance and Media Studies has a lower ENTER than with Arts, (and Psychological Science is only .10 over Arts)

I think Brendan just got pwned.

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Re: Law in '10
« Reply #19 on: January 10, 2009, 12:23:40 am »
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   yeah and IR at La Trobe is pretty much Arts

brendan

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Re: Law in '10
« Reply #20 on: January 10, 2009, 12:27:33 am »
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La Trobe University Clearly-In (Law double degrees)
Law/Accounting 95.10
Law/Arts          95.50
Law/Business    96.30
Law/Finance     94.80
Law/International Relations   96.15
Law/Media Studies    93.00
Law/Psychological Science   95.60
Law/Science    96.70


Law with Accounting, Finance and Media Studies has a lower ENTER than with Arts, (and Psychological Science is only .10 over Arts)

I think Brendan just got pwned.

Why? I didn't dispute costargh's statement:
in this instance a law single degree at La Trobe has a higher required ENTER than the double degrees.

brendan

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Re: Law in '10
« Reply #21 on: January 10, 2009, 12:35:24 am »
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The only reason why I can see a law double degree having a lower enter than a straight law degree, is that a straight law degree provides a faster path towards the legal profession.

So that says that applicants to La Trobe believe that that forgone income and cost associated with a double degree over a straight law degree isn't worth it.

On a side note there seems to be many courses that are restricted to local students only. I wonder why they have done that.
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brendan

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Re: Law in '10
« Reply #22 on: January 10, 2009, 12:51:18 am »
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Actually browsing through the la trobe website, it looks like you would qualify for LLB/BEcon LLB/Commerce at La Trobe costargh, why not go for it? They only require 20 for methods.

costargh

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Re: Law in '10
« Reply #23 on: January 10, 2009, 01:01:12 am »
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Actually browsing through the la trobe website, it looks like you would qualify for LLB/BEcon LLB/Commerce at La Trobe costargh, why not go for it? They only require 20 for methods.

Hey, yeh I was aware oof that. I cooda done Law at Deakin also. I made a decision that I really didnt wannaa study law. I wanted to pursue areas of commerce/business more than my desire to study law.

brendan

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Re: Law in '10
« Reply #24 on: January 10, 2009, 10:52:03 am »
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ah okay good choice then

brendan

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Re: Law in '10
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« Reply #26 on: January 10, 2009, 06:14:08 pm »
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Yeh there is a possibility that I might be able to enrol in that subject using the CAP (community Access Program). Do you know anythign about that?

If I enrolled in that in first semester I could possibly get in second semester entry. Alternatively I can do a subject called UniLearn online which is equivalent to Methods but I need 75% in that for them  to consider it as taking the place of a 25 in methods.
I'd presume I'd only need a Pass in that melb uni subject plus a good average  in my course in first semester (the lady on phone said 70% but not too sure how true that is because another lady told me they look at VCE results and Uni results together and because i have a high ENTER there's a good chance I'd get a spot if any spots were avauilable for sem 2)
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Re: Law in '10
« Reply #27 on: January 10, 2009, 07:57:23 pm »
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Weird, no idea why I didn't look up LaTrobe for Law. Oh well.
ENTER - 96.00

2009: Commerce/Law @ ANU.