If you've done Legal Studies in VCE this subject is a pretty easy H1 if you're prepared to put in a little work. As long as you stick with the lectures and make case summaries it'll be super easy. Content and lectures is quite dry at times but if you can get through it all, the exams and tests aren't too hard. Only thing is beware of the final exam since its 80% of your mark. Could've gotten a 95 in this subject if I didn't lose all motivation at the end of the semester.

Was ok but I found the lecturer really so so boring and honestly no offence but annoying. She just read off the slides which might I add had CHUNKS of paragraphs. If I wanted to read paragraphs why would I pay 1000% instead of just buying a book? The textbook was probably the only reason I did fine in this subject, and I ended up not even watching the last lecture. I found the exam fine and mc made it easier, there was extremely minimal work other than that except for 2 tests worth 10% each. SO I basically did no work at all expect for write my notes, but overall this subject made me so frustrated and drained all my energy because the lecturers voice was so annoying and she talked SOOOO slowly (I put it on 2x the speed and it was still slow) and way too much stuff was on the slides to actually be engaging. I zoned out in every lecture (it was online though) and got really angry trying to listen. IT was not a fun subject whatsoever and I would say I hated it but I did manage to do better than all my other subjects in it (im doing science) and it was thatttt bad but just pretty unbearable for me.

Ehh not really my kind of subject. Wouldn't call it a wam booster either. The lectures are so long and tedious (60-80 slides sometimes). I found the final exam fine but maybe some scaling down happened because I got lower than expected. Overall pretty bland but it does cover some useful areas of law (contract, tort, agency, consumer).

This class was really easy to get an H1 in as the multiple choice nature was extremely straight forward. Basically just do the readings and the 5 question comprehension thing, it’s not hard if you can use your brain.

Fantastic subject, really light workload, practicable knowledge, and amazing lecturer (Tanya)

Not an easy 'H1' breadth, you truly need to understand the content and put in the effort if you want to maximise your results. Don't expect to get a high mark without the effort

Great subject! Very interesting content, and knowledge can be applied to real world situations. Not hard to get an H1 if you keep up with the readings and are consistent. Tutors were great with helping out with problems. That being said, there were no tutorials this semester, and face-to-face interactions with other students was non-existent. Hopefully it will be better for next semester.

Content was interesting overall, but the final exam was difficult and it made my WAM dropped

Dont be deceived that this is a WAM booster subject! It can get super dense and the final exam is so hard. My WAM was brought down so much by this

I really did not like this subject as a science student taking a breadth. The lecturer was great and really entertaining, though at its core it wasn't for me. I am a cautionary tale in blindly taking subject recommendations based on "WAM boosters".