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No, I understand but what law do you practice? I'm assuming this isn't for every type of law.

Actuary is a no-go ever, I could never envisage myself working a occupation that's so mathematically dense - would dishearten me. But I do get your point, yet, I'm nowhere closer to realising how I can be comfortable in Year 12 knowing that as soon as I finish uni, I'll be broke, with massive...

Yeah, otherwise I'd be going for a position that pays more than law...I'm saying I really want to do law, for all the right reasons, however, I don't want to be stressed from money woes. It's fairly obvious that money doesn't equal passions but I'm sure everyone wants to live comfortably being...

Just enough to live comfortably in this day and age while being to practice what I love and support for my potential family in the future.

Fucking hell. If I were to do International Law, how would I approach getting a career as a undergrad coming out of Uni? Not like they're going to make me a diplomat straight away, so what other options are there? Additionally, when you say paralegal, do you mean that's I job I should strive...

I respect Bernie Sanders and what he's trying to do - but Trump has the right approach to what needs to be done.

The white's turned out to vote for America, not Islamatopia.

Ahahaha, yeah the fucking boys.

haha, yes the Donald

nothing else really and i got a passion for it.

Talking to some mates, they said international law is a good area to specialise in due to it not being flooded. Can I get a second opinion? Additionally, they gave me the same advice as you did neo o, learn a language and start volunteering and developing an admirable track record.

Is this a law degree though? 81 seems really low..

I'm doing this text but idk what anything you said means.

This is just an example, http://courses.mq.edu.au/undergraduate/combineddegree/bachelor-of-arts-with-the-degree-of-bachelor-of-laws/major-in-international-law-and-global-governance

I'm looking at the degrees offered at universities, and I can't major in international law while doing Commerce. I think this whole double degree thing has me stressing out.

Damn, I had my heart set on doing Comm, if I were to do Comm and Law can I still practice international law? What does Arts usually entail?

Ahaha, sweet. I was looking at some law degrees, and I saw 'international law', which intrigued me. However, I've been told to combine law with something like commerce, can I still specialise in 'international law' or what happens?

Does Macquarie allow an individual to study law as a single degree? Because I know UNSW requires that an individual espouse the law degree with another.

Thing is, it's not as if my liking for teaching comes to close to my love for law; it's not a neck and neck thing, law is what I really want to do. I really don't understand what the best thing to espouse law with is (I'm going to try and do law because I really want the option to practice it)...