Admission and Enrolment Application for Admission An application for admission to the distance education law course in 2000 must be lodged with the Undergraduate Studies Section of the Registrar's Office by Thursday 14 September 2000. Applications will not be accepted after this date. November Limitations on Enrolments Enrolments in the University are limited to ensure that the number of students accepted does not exceed the number for which adequate resources are available. This means that in order to be admitted as a candidate for the Bachelor of Laws degree it is necessary to have been accepted for enrolment in competition with other applicants. Admission Requirements Applicants must be at least 21 years of age by 1 March 2001 for admission in 2001.
Selection is based on academic merit.
Advanced Standing for Previous Studies Students with previous studies at another tertiary institution may be eligible to receive credit for those studies towards an undergraduate degree at Macquarie University. To be eligible for advanced standing in law, students must have completed some previous studies in a Faculty or School of Law at an Australian tertiary institution. These studies must constitute part of a law degree which is recognised as the academic basis of a professional legal qualification. Please note that no advanced standing is given for paralegal studies. Applicants must submit full academic transcripts of all their tertiary studies.