Difficulty getting into a law degree?

[shinny]

Intersetingly enough, There is a shortage of nurses and doctors in OZ, but the state government hasnt (to my knowledge) expanded the medicine faculty at monash, despite the large number of rejected applications.

They have expanded it previously, but it's not working as they haven't expanded the number of intern places at the hospitals. So really, the number of graduates coming out each year into the system has stayed the same; you've just got some graduates sitting around without a internship place instead. Until the government invests more money into internship places, then there's no point getting more university places as they've already done.

[Jshaz]

50CSP offers every year for the JD program IS harder then getting into med at monash. oh, and they also have an LSAT and interview and hav to complete an undergrad. so dont bring up the umat and med interviews

Don't compare undergraduate to postgraduate, they're completely different things

well acutally according the melbourne law faculty they prfer to call it a "graduate degree" as opposed to a "postgraduate degree",

but yeh, point taken