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Prospective Law Students Gateway V2, A basic guide to become a lawyer
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QUOTE(Eazy @ Jun 13 2014, 11:43 AM) As well as my chances of getting into a law university overseas, how difficult is it to get into a university, one as prestigious as the University of Auckland in law? I have relatives living in Auckland, so that may well be the top university of my choice. This would depend solely on your A Level results, or sometimes even your Pre-U results, as in the case of Reading University. It is not 'difficult' provided you meet the requirements of your chosen university. Of course, in most cases, it will be better (and sometimes required of you) to exceed the requirements since many other students will be applying as well. The higher your results exceed the requirements, the greater you'll be guaranteed placement. QUOTE Or am I better off entering a twinning programme in a local university? If your results do not already meet the requirements of your foreign university of choice, or if you're having financial issues, then it may be best to go with a twinning programme in order to get there. While it does not offer you the immediate selection of any university in the world, it will offer you easier access into a foreign university that's recognised by the twinning programme. If you have any questions, feel free to shoot me a PM. I just completed year 2 of my UKTD.  |
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