I want to apply to Law in Australia with A-Levels
Hi everyone,
I just recently graduated with A-levels ending up not with what I necessarily wanted but (I believe) decent grades at A-Level. I have an A*ABB and would like to pursue studying law+commerce (Joint degree) in Australia.
[History A*]
[Geography A]
[Business B]
[Politics B]
I also got some universities shortlisted that I would like to apply for, these are:
UNSW, Monash, Adelaide, University of Sydney and ANU
I was wondering if anyone could answer me what my ATAR score would be? What are my chances of getting into for example UNSW law+commerce?
Any advice or comments would be appreciated
I just recently graduated with A-levels ending up not with what I necessarily wanted but (I believe) decent grades at A-Level. I have an A*ABB and would like to pursue studying law+commerce (Joint degree) in Australia.
[History A*]
[Geography A]
[Business B]
[Politics B]
I also got some universities shortlisted that I would like to apply for, these are:
UNSW, Monash, Adelaide, University of Sydney and ANU
I was wondering if anyone could answer me what my ATAR score would be? What are my chances of getting into for example UNSW law+commerce?
Any advice or comments would be appreciated
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