Be it private or Public , which college / Uni is the best in malaysia ?

http://www.brickfieldscorp.com/

private....it depends on the degree that you want.

public....isn't it always UM or UIA?...

This post has been edited by feynman: Mar 9 2006, 08:09 PM

I mean LLB .... Or BOJ .....
Isit possible to enter UM after A level ?/

i know you can't if you want to do medicine, not sure about law though I have a feeling that it is not accepted too.

Check their website.

http://www.um.edu.my/ccm/navigation/academ...raduate/b_laws/

the only accepted qualification listed is STPM. But if you planned to stay local, why on earth did you take the A Levels?

Actually i plan to do LLB in private college . But, Now trying to look for alternative way.

Seems like no chance to enter Local U. How about private colleges ? any else recommendations ?

Still if u wished to go to a local private college, i still dont understand the reasoning behind choosing A levels over STPM when both are perfectly equivalent and internationally accepted, with STPM having a big upperhand for the massive financial benefits. Well, the popular one is Kemayan ATC which offers UOLondon LLB. HELP college also does i believe.

HELP does not provide tuition for the external LLB program.

ATC does, but it is only restricted to tuition. They do not offer that program.

The good thing about A-levels is this, it gives you 2 years to be familiar with rapid english, something which wouldn't happen in STPM unless you do the sciences.

so u mean its all self study for law students at help?

No, they only offer tuiton support for the economics external degree program, those who want to do the external LLB would need to go to brickfields or ATC for tuition.

HELP has its own law program, students study for a diploma in law which can be transferred to selected universities in the UK.

Lets forget about STPM or A level.
Just discuss on Which college offer better law course ?
BTW, i m doing A level in Kemayan ATC and will continue to do LLB here unless got some better choices.

Since you are intrested in the external program, just stay with ATC.Colleges only provide tuition support and if you are good enough, you don't even need to attend classes.

Any other option than ATC ?
Any colleges provide own law programme except HELP like mentioned above ?

No private colleges in the country offer their own law degree, except MMU. All other courses are twining programs.

KDU, Taylor's, HELP, and others of programs which are transferable to selected universities in the UK and Australia.

Heard a lot of good things about ATC... That's where my sister is studying. Fees are reasonable too.

Sister started at HELP then progressed to Kemayan ATC for BJur (not LLB). She's doing very well now in the IP department at a Big-Four firm in KL.

i heard that INTI's Law course is quite good

U meant Bachelor of Jurisprudence ( BOJ ) ?
Whats the difference ? I heard most firms will prefer LLB students than BOJ ...

BoJ holders will need to take the CLP to become a qualified lawyer and for the title of Advocate/Solicitor. The course duration is only 3 years as opposed to 4 for LLB. They study the same thing the LLBs do up till the third year after which they graduate. This is from what litttle I know. Feel free to correct me.