Bruh had I applied before January 12th I would have got an offer dammit.
Is my law career over before it has even began? Am I cooked for law and destined to be a paralegal at a firm in peckham or worse Brixton.
But seriously am I cooked for law and my chances at getting vacation schemes and training contracts and passing the SQE.
He told me he deleted all of his social media.
So is deleting social media the new method to getting amazing a level grades and an admission into Cambridge University?
He told me he deleted all of his social media.
So is deleting social media the new method to getting amazing a level grades and an admission into Cambridge University?
He told me he deleted all of his social media.
So is deleting social media the new method to getting amazing a level grades and an admission into Cambridge University?
I am aiming for university of Birmingham as it is top 20 for law and ranked 68th in the world. I know the university is good but it’s just the location I’m worried about and whether or not people in the university are serious candidates academically. I don’t care for partying or clubbing as is view it as a waste of time. Anyone who is doing or has done the LLB Law degree at UoB how was it.
As the title implies is it worth pushing the Oxford BCL program if you are studying LLB law at a non-Russell group university.
As the title says. The deadline for my assignment is tomorrow at 1PM . The reading is boring and I don’t even like my university as the facilities are sub par and the campus is too small for my liking as it feels like a secondary school, people drink and go clubbing which I’m not a fan off and overall I just do my assignments, go lectures and that’s it I can’t be asked to partake in any social aspect of my university. (Sorry for the rant.)
Its my final assignment of the year.
As the title says as I’m stuck on which to choose. I know that for both courses I’ll enjoy and have a great desire to learn about. It‘s just that the LLB in Law has more optional law modules as opposed to the one you get with the LLB in Law with Philosophy.