u/SatelliteSiouxsie

Hey guys! I am trying (desperately) to get a job that utilizes my law degree. I have been working for a company doing legal assistant type work for the last year, but the nature of the company has meant I haven't actually been able to make a lot of connections. I'm kind of stuck on where to seek networking events that also don't cost an arm and a leg. Does anyone have any info/suggestions on where to find networking events (especially in Auckland)? Thank you in advance:)

helloo <3 I am considering applying to Vic for a masters in law for tri 1 2027. I've already emailed with someone from Vic about the application process so I know I had to submit my transcript, CV, and a writing sample. But when I went to apply it said 10-20 pages for a writing sample.

Of course, I have already emailed the same person about what counts as a writing sample. But I also want to ask The People: what counts?? Have people submitted multiple different writing samples to make up the page count?

I dont think I have any singular writing samples from uni or Profs that are 10 pages or more. I've heard people write 'letters of intent' for postgrad elsewhere - is that a thing here?