um.. hi guys, UOL's August intake and Sept intake, do the students graduate at the same time assuming that they finish their courses within the 3 years' time?

Hey, thanks!

now then..

is it worth saving the 100k instead of going for UKT? and can a UOL external graduate be eligible for BPTC?

could you please explain more on that? I thought UOL must be completed totally within UOL's external programme by itself?

so we could do two years of UOL and opt for UKT on third?

thanks! That other module being also an elective subject?

If I were to say take the required modules during my LLB, and decide to take CLP to practice in Malaysia for the first 10 years. Will I still be eligible to go for the BPTC in UK after that?

So in a way, students who go for UKT or BPTC are merely trying to avoid CLP in order to practice law in Malaysia?

any advice for someone who is starting classes next week into UOL?

Well, as it turns out my family can pay for it, but I feel that we just can't afford it, nor would I be comfortable spending my parents' retirement money when either of the two options get me from point A to point B. I find the reason of "just going there for the experience" or "the exams are easier (in the case of studying the first x years here in BAC or ATC) not extremely completely justifiable to spend off 90~120k in a matter of 11 to 12 months. I apologize if I am offending any fellow UKT students here, I'm probably just jealous and lightly upset that many of my friends are flying off to UK (be it for law, business, other studies) this coming September.

Anyway, I am being led to believe by other UOL course takers (although they're not taking LL.B, they're from other fields) that all papers, not caring if they're for intermediate, part 1 or part 2 of the whole degree course have almost the same difficulty level, is this not true?

I.. don't think I'm in UTAR?

Duly noted on the coming earlier thingy, thanks! Won't take year 1 easily!

so wait a minute, do the marks of our first year count into the aggregate of our total marks which in the end defines whether we'd get 1.1, 2.1, 2.2 etc?