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From personal experience, I found it more realistic and effective to assign 2-3 subjects one night and then assign 2-3 subjects for the next night and keep alternating. Of course, there will be times where you need to prioritise certain subjects and neglect certain subjects due to competing...

Welcome to UNSW Law guys :) Not a new student but I'm a 4th year Commerce/Law student.

Those days where I spent hours and hours to do Business Studies and Economics notes. :') Felt like making Business/Eco notes was my way of procrastinating when I didn't want to do Maths or Physics.

Achieved 99+ personally. 1. Approximately how many hours a day did you dedicate to study/homework each day (school days and weekends)? I have soccer/basketball training from Monday - Friday and I get home around 6pm. I honestly didn't have a consistent schedule (some weekdays I'd get 1-2 hours...

It's fine as long as you're not doing law for the wrong reasons.

If you use Dean's List cut-offs as a reference point, less than 5% of the Business School cohort for each year has a 85+ average. Know someone who got a D for ACCT3708. Definitely know Comm/Law people who aren't on a 80+ average for their Comm degree. Really depends on the person. Some...

Got a low credit for it, which is a relief given I just passed the mid-sem.

MA2 is in. Criminal Laws and Equity & Trusts are in for me, but not sure about ethics and admin.

Multiply your WAM by the appropriate integer. I assume you've done 28 subjects before Semester 2 2016. So times the adjusted WAM by 29, 30, 31 and 32. One of them will give you close to a whole number.

Yes.

Update: All 4 of my subjects have been added. 2 of them were Law subjects, 2 of them were Accounting subjects.

Confirmed both subjects have been law subjects.

My WAM changed again - a 2nd subject has been entered.

Stream Declaration WAM glitch starting to work for me. 1 subject out of 4 subjects this semester has been added to my WAM so far. Did the exam for it on the 4th of November.

What was your preparation like for the application process and interviews? How did you spend the summer holidays (end of third year/start of fourth year) before clerkship season?

Not at all. Plenty of Arts/Law students in top-tier commerical law firms.

Three potential reasons: 1. People are blinded by the 'traditional' prestige behind a law degree or they think law practice is something glamorous like Suits. 2. Some people view their law degree only as a complementary degree that will allow them to get into non-legal fields such as consulting...

OG not making the top 4 makes me sad. :(

For external transferring (in your case): ATAR + WAM if your ATAR > your WAM equivalent. WAM only if your WAM equivalent > your ATAR. For internal transferring: WAM only.