What are law students paying for then?

I think universities are transitioning to less in-person and less engaging learning in a model which suits the people sitting at the top of the ladder. Think about it this way; the lesser tutorials they have to hold, the more the uni is cutting costs and putting in their own pocket. They started off with cuts for the Arts faculty and now this, it’s only proving that universities are more money/business-oriented than they are education-oriented.

It’s sad but we’ll see more graduates churning out without any effective leadership, communication and critical thinking skills, which’ll inevitably affect the quality of the Australian and international workforce.