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costargh:
Maybe SoLe confused ANU with ACU which would explain his sense of suprise?

SoLe!:
Yeah that was it...*wink wink*. No i was confused because i have seen documents that say melbourne, then UNSW or the top sydney uni were the number 1&2 unis...I can't really remember where.. Also how does a UWA law degree stack up against UoM and Monash? FINALLY how hard is it to be chosen to transfer from a particular course into law at monash?

Ummm just looked at ANU website. SO lemme get this right, if i get an ENTER of 95.30 for example, i would not be excepted into Melbourne, but could do Law at ANU. Which supposedly is the most prestigious. HOW DOES THIS MAKE SENSE!?

costargh:
There is no Undergrad law at Melbourne anymore so you wouldn't get in even if you got 99.95 lol

psychlaw:

--- Quote from: SoLe! on September 10, 2008, 04:44:49 pm ---Yeah that was it...*wink wink*. No i was confused because i have seen documents that say melbourne, then UNSW or the top sydney uni were the number 1&2 unis...I can't really remember where.. Also how does a UWA law degree stack up against UoM and Monash? FINALLY how hard is it to be chosen to transfer from a particular course into law at monash?

Ummm just looked at ANU website. SO lemme get this right, if i get an ENTER of 95.30 for example, i would not be excepted into Melbourne, but could do Law at ANU. Which supposedly is the most prestigious. HOW DOES THIS MAKE SENSE!?

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enter scores cutoffs are based on demand, rather then what seems prestigious... people are reluctant to move to Canberra to do law, thats why the cut off is lower

SoLe!:
No, but a higher enter score increases the chance of being selected for Law at melbourne. Also if you get 99 your guaranteed a spot (full fee? :S). By prestigious i meant if i go for a job and i have an ANU law degree and the guy next to me has a UoM degree, which one do they prefer?

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