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But then again theres people who work multiple jobs to support families, mortgages and whatnot, but earn a fraction of an IB salary. In short as velox said, work hard play harder. The IB dough should facilitate some haaard playing. Oh and I did decide to go with comm/law, looking forward...

Does this plan make it an intense 5 yrs with little if any room for extracurriculars and 'r&r'? Also, would the language diploma still be done at uni?

hmm also, comm/law or comm with honours for IB?

Mid 99 UAI. Good, but not the best. Are you working already or still uni? I'm also curious about law because I don't know much about the career path. Is it tougher to get into than an IB?

It's tempting to take an easier path... Not looking forward to another 5 odd HSC-esque years

I understand that to be competitive for IB you have to be a high credit/distinction with all the extra bells and whistles. Realistically, how hard is it to maintain those kind of marks for 5 years in 2 degrees?

I'd like the law because it opens up many other options in addition to it giving you a better shot at M&A. Anyone with a bit of personal experience like to shed some more light on this whether it be with IB or law & clerkships?

I guess the only secure thing is a guaranteed job that pays 60k upon grad. What would be tougher btw, getting an IB internship or a clerkship at say...a big 6 law firm?

Hey guys would really appreciate abit of input. I got a UAI that puts me well above the 2008 cutoff required for unsw comm/law but just below usyd cutoff for comm/law. However I also managed to score a cadetship with a Big 4 firm earlier in the year and its something that I'm kind of...