Uni Stuff > Law
Law degree
Dejan:
What are the differences in between in the universities that offer law(Melbourne Uni, Vic Uni, UNI, Deakin, Rmit etc.)?
And what is an disadvantage of studying a double degree at Vic uni? Since I am considering studying there as I didn't work hard enough to get in monash What's so bad about it studying there? and not being good in English does that put you at a disadvantage in during well in uni?
ninwa:
Pretty much every uni in Australia offers law degrees. This means a LOT of law graduates - far too many for the job positions available. This means the industry is highly competitive.
The legal industry is in many ways still an "old boys club" - in other words, they're a bunch of snobs, and a lot of them would prefer to hire graduates from the Group of Eight universities.
Monash is obviously the best choice, followed by the UoM JD. Deakin is slowly establishing a reputation as a law school which, while maybe not top-tier, is still relatively good (and especially if you are interested in the commercial law side of things). The other unis - they're not terrible but you would struggle more to find employment afterwards.
What kinds of career paths are you looking at?
If you're not good at English (and by this I mean reading comprehension and written expression skills mostly) then I would strongly advise against doing law because you WILL struggle, and if you're planning on going to VU you're going to need an absolutely stellar academic record.
Dejan:
Okay, what is the atar to get into Monash?, Well I am looking into becoming a barrister and I am pretty capable of doing those skills
pi:
--- Quote from: Dejan on September 17, 2012, 04:03:24 pm ---Okay, what is the atar to get into Monash?, Well I am looking into becoming a barrister and I am pretty capable of doing those skills
--- End quote ---
Law by itself is 98.05.
Others you may have interest in (all at Monash):
Arts/Law - 98.15
Biomedical Science/Law - 98.00
Commerce/Law - 98.00
Engineering/Law - 97.65
Science/Law - 98.05
Dejan:
Hmm, it's abit too high for my standards and no way I would be even close to getting that ATAR, I guess I'll try aim for Deakin or RMIT
Navigation
[0] Message Index
[#] Next page
Go to full version