If I study Foundation In Arts at Brickfields Asia College (BAC), when study degree, can I choose Law Degree?

Or must I study A-Level to study Law Degree?

This post has been edited by smile56: Apr 13 2014, 01:02 PM

No A-level or recognized pre-uni qualifications, you might not be allowed to called up to the Bar after graduating with a law degree

If I choose Foundation In Arts at BAC ?

A-levels is a must if no STPM.
No A-levels, no CLP.

This post has been edited by tmchong: Apr 12 2014, 10:02 PM

Can't choose Foundation In Arts?

To answer your question, YES, you can proceed to your law degree after studying Foundation in Art.

Do you intend to practise/ be a lawyer?

Yes, I want to be a lawyer

The question ain't accurate.

Do you want to PRACTICE as a lawyer or BE a lawyer.

If you want to PRACTICE, you need to take CLP. Taking foundation won't grant you a chance to be called up to the Bar.

The only foundation to degree program I know that can exempt you from CLP is MMU's law degree.

Other than that, you need to double confirm with LPQB.

So u recommended me to study A-Level at Brickfields Asia College if want to be a lawyer ?

Any college would do, as long you can score as much as possible

You also study A-Level at BAC?

Nope.

But doing UoL in bac

Is it UOL at BAC can 3 years all study in Malaysia?

Yea, it's an external program.

UKT is the one where you can transfer to UK

You now study UOL, before you study A-Level or STPM?

I took diploma from government uni, then i transfer out.

Oic...can I ask some questions about A-Level?

I'll try my best to answer?

I am planning to study A-Level at Brickfields Asia College (BAC) .
after I finished study A-Level , I already decided to study Law Degree (UOL)

I need to choose how many subject and which subject should I choose if I decided to study Law Degree ?

The subjects of A-Level that offered by Brickfields Asia College (BAC) are :
1. Accounting
2. Business Studies
3. Economics
4. English Literature
5. Law
6. Mathematics

Which subjects of A-Level is more recommended if I want to study Law Degree?

If you do your A Levels at BAC, you only need 2 passes to go on to the degree programme. You can choose the standard route (18 months) where you choose 2/3/4 out of 6 subjects or the express route (11 months) where you choose 2 out of 3 subjects.