Melbourne's prestige Internationally seems to increasing, with the best rankings in Australia.
Basically, I understand that their degree program has seen a sweeping change in the last few years, with a new layout. To my knowledge, a law degree can only be attained now through a 6 year course, consisting of both an undergraduate and JD program.
The most appealing characteristic is it's flexibility, giving my undergraduate commerce degree, the capacity to have two majors, whilst pursuing Japanese. The JD can also be fast tracked to 2.5 years, with can be combined with an MBA.
Hypothetically, if i were to achieve the 99.90 for the Chancellor Scholarship Program, guaranteeing entry into the JD and relieving all fees, i'd be compelled to undertake the program.
Now does anyone on here have any experience with this new program, JD pathway or the CSP scholarship? I do have some reservations about the JD, wondering if it will put me in the same stead as a combined law graduate - Any opinions will be great.
Thanks
Basically, I understand that their degree program has seen a sweeping change in the last few years, with a new layout. To my knowledge, a law degree can only be attained now through a 6 year course, consisting of both an undergraduate and JD program.
The most appealing characteristic is it's flexibility, giving my undergraduate commerce degree, the capacity to have two majors, whilst pursuing Japanese. The JD can also be fast tracked to 2.5 years, with can be combined with an MBA.
Hypothetically, if i were to achieve the 99.90 for the Chancellor Scholarship Program, guaranteeing entry into the JD and relieving all fees, i'd be compelled to undertake the program.
Now does anyone on here have any experience with this new program, JD pathway or the CSP scholarship? I do have some reservations about the JD, wondering if it will put me in the same stead as a combined law graduate - Any opinions will be great.
Thanks
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