Canadian Law Program - Bond VS Griffith

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happygolucky

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5 April 2019
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Hi there,

I would really appreciate if my concerns are answered on this platform. There are a lot of intellectual people on this forum who have years of experience in the legal field. Any advice or suggestion from your end would be of great value to me.

So let me bring my concerns to you here :


I am a Canadian citizen keen to pursue Law degree in Australia, but will come back immediate after I finish my program in Australia, to practice law in Canada.

There are several law schools in Australia such as Uni of Melbourne, Sydney, Monash , etc – and all of them are highly reputed law schools.

But I am more inclined towards the two law schools in Gold Coast that offer the Canadian Law Program – GRIFFITH & BOND. Both these universities are esteemed and I have to pick one of them for my law program (the Juris Doctor program).

BOND is a smaller (private) university with not that great of a global presence. But there have been over 1000 Canadians that have graduated from BOND’S Canadian Law Program. Also, BOND is known for its smaller class size and excellent student reviews. Its tuition fee is higher than Griffith though.

On the other hand, GRIFFITH is much higher in rank when compared with BOND, the tuition fee is less than BOND and has a much known global presence as well.

If we compare BOND & GRIFFITH on basis if education level, student-prof ratio, scholarships opportunities, campus life, infrastructure and campus facilities,etc which one outshines the other ?

Being so well informed & close to the profession and academics, if people from this portal can guide me – pick one of the two esteemed universities, I would highly appreciate any suggestion or recommendation.

Thanks
 
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vvnnguyeen

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17 September 2022
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Hi,

I'm debating between both those schools..Curious to know your decision as I am looking for that exact same advice.

Thanks!
 

Martis

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Ahhh Bond vs Griffith — classic Canadian law vibes ⚖️🍁 Case digs into [specific area depending on context], and can be kinda head-spinning if you’re just skimming cases 😅

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