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I think that would restrict my options. I'm trying to find a degree that will allow more freedom. But thanks for the suggestion. :)

Any other opinions or ideas would be appreciated.

Just get a general idea of how you intend to approach the paper especially in regards to time restrictions.

In that case I was referring to malpractice. But in general I would just like to see what others think would be an ideal degree to combine with Law, such that it would assist me in pursuing a path as a lawyer in the pharmaceutical/medical industry.

Hi strawberrye, do you know of any other combinations with a law degree which would open up more opportunities. I'm currently interested in becoming a lawyer in the pharmaceutical and medical industry. Thanks.

Thanks for the reply Trans4m. I am considering working in the field of Law upon graduating. But I was considering a Law/Science degree as I thought it would allow me to work in the pharmaceutical and medical fields as a lawyer. Do you think that is possible, or are there better alternatives...

In regards to completing a science/law degree, what jobs could you possibly pursue? Thanks :)

Personally, the latter

Hang in there applebeer12 you're not the only one struggling :) Just remember there's only a few months left and you have your LAST internal assessment. Give it your best and I'm sure you'll feel a lot better at the end

Despite our struggles, congrats everyone on making it through the test! :)

I would fight it out if I were you

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Thanks for your reply, I see what you mean. So were you referring to the Advanced Science Degree as a good pathway?

The reason I thought a Bachelor of Psychology would be better than science is because the job type/prospects in my opinion are better if I cannot transfer into medicine. Also, a degree in psychology would assist in the GAMSAT. But I was hoping if someone could confirm this from experience or...

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Hi everyone, I'm currently sitting the HSC this year and am keen on getting into medicine as an undergraduate. However, I'm not too sure if I can make it in directly due to not meeting the cut-offs and so I was looking into other degrees as a back-up. So I was wondering if anybody thinks...

^great response

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Awesome! :)