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Tuesday, May 6, 2008
Dear Jamie,
You can apply for Law/Arts mid-year. If accepted, you can start the arts side of your degree for second semester and then start the law units the next year.
If you don't get in, you can enrol in straight arts and then re-apply for a combined arts/law course.
Deborah
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PLEEEASE LET ME BE ABLE TO GET THAT OFFER STRAIGHT.
i'm confused because i went down to the international centre today, and they said it wasn't possible.
but there is HOPE now!
AHHH. PLEEEEEEASE.
yin2(:
- 9:21:00 PM