u/CupWest1097

Need a bit of help as I have the same midlife crisis everyday. Short story long, I switched my degree from Science and Global Studies to Law and Global Studies (GS) and I’m currently a 2nd year Law student who is set to graduate from both my degrees in 2029. I started uni in 2024 but after a semester, I took a break because I wanted to decide what I wanna do, and for some reason the uni let me go on GIG which I can get 6 CP’s for Law and 6 for GS. But because I skipped half a semester and only have basically 18 CP towards my GS degree, I’m set to graduate in 2029 but it’s so far and too late especially because I have to do 6-12 months of PLT to become a lawyer. So I wanted to do an exchange program and basically overload possibly during the winter / summer and wanted to ask for any recommendations. Sorry for the dumb post but I’d really appreciate any advice on how I can best make use of my holidays and what exchange programs would be best so that I can get a few law electives checked off. I also had a few specific questions too (sorry again) -

Which country / city is easiest/best to do law electives overseas from your experience?
Is it better to do semester exchange or like a study tour for 2-3 weeks?
How much does it cost for an exchange on average?
What are some funding options if you are basically broke and can’t really fund it yourself except maybe $1000?
If I’m unable to go on exchange/ want to overload during Summer and Winter break, what units are the best/easiest?
Any other tips/advice 🥹

Thank you and sorry again but I WANT to graduate ASAP 😮‍💨 and ik I wrote easiest/best and it’s subjective and all but tbh I’m averaging low D’s in Law and am STRUGGLING so detailed advice on why you think their good units to take would be so so sooooo appreciated 😭🥰

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