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There are a billion threads covering this topic. My suggestion would be to browse through them and have a read as i have done myself. THe general consensus seems to be that go to the one you prefer because both are about equal, of course there are plenty who would willingly shed blood to defend...

ah sorry for the assumption That seems a rather cliched outlook on lawyers as a whole but i suppose its hardly unexpected. With the left leaning politics that seem to be dominant in the PE faculty I guess that sounds about right, although a cynic could argue what better way to develop new...

Evocative, the phrase really stood out for me. A couple of more points for discussion. Whats the commuting like for you espicially having to go to the main campus for PE and the law school for other classes. Not to mention commuting from where ever it is you live. Worth it do you reckon? How...

Thanks MoonlightSonata helpful stuff there. Any thoughts on the student body and perhaps a comparison with USyd since you have experience in both places?

I'd have to agree with your points on PE i came to the same conclusions. So since you are a Sydney man yourself any thoughts on the "characteristics" of USyd and the type of student who fits in there? The general consensus seems to be private school kids with a right wing outlook and a penchant...

Since your experience has been at UNSW, could you tell me about specificially the following: 1) One of UNSW's main selling points is their much vaunted small seminar style classes. How small are they in reality and do the benefits of said size actually come through? 2)USyd is supposedly more...

Undoubtedly being competitive for entry and then actually getting in won't be the easiest thing to do...that said the fact that the program is actually avaliable is a step in the right direction towards being admitted.

hello kids, i've been reading quite a few threads over the past few days read over some very intresting discussion. Here comes my own solicitation for advice on what seems to be a fairly frequent topic. I've been accepted into both UNSW and USyd, (Arts (political economy)/Law) I took a gap...