QUOTE(kongming @ Jan 16 2014, 06:14 AM)
How is the course you attend? Can you share with us the Bachelor of Jurisprudence (External)? Are you satisfied?
It is your advantages to master two languages.
The lectures are ok but extremely brief because we have to cover a lot of topics over a short period of time as compared to internal course. The fees are more expensive than I expected which is about RM25k if attend all classes and exams over 3 years. From what I heard, the passing rate for internal students is about 70% to 80% whereas for external students, it is 30%. Of course, there are also many external students not registering for the classes, so the 30% who passed mostly are those who attended the classes.
QUOTE(stephen84 @ Jan 16 2014, 10:43 AM)
you are working in which dept? conveyancing or litigation?
Do you think your work is related to the subjects in the course?
I'm in the conveyancing department but sometimes I do litigation as well. Doing conveyancing work don't help much in my study, but mixing around with the lawyers and listening to them actually can get the "feel", if you can understand what I mean. I think any person with enough life experience will have the upper hand in reading law.