Good Luck 1st paper Juris.

Thanks. My first paper would be the very lovely EU law..... >.<

Oh. U r doing Scheme B? very bulky EU law. Good Luck anyway.

Well, i'm not doing London International program, so its neither scheme A or scheme B. It is very bulky indeed PLUS, it's boring.

hello everybody.i got a question,if anybody know please help me~
i just register lower six today.i decide to take bachelor of laws after stpm.
what subject is necessary to take in stpm for llb?

What is the difference between Scheme A and Scheme B for University of London International Programs??

This post has been edited by sreeking: May 10 2011, 11:58 AM

none
science or arts, you'll still able to take LLB

Doesnt matter. 2 principles (A-Level or equivalent) or 2 passes (STPM or equivalent) is sufficient.

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Added on May 10, 2011, 1:10 pmScheme A - take 4 papers in an academic year. Get LLB in 3 Years*.
Scheme B - take 3 papers in an academic year. 4 Years*.

*Assuming you pass your exams every year without fail.

This post has been edited by z21j: May 10 2011, 01:10 PM

anyone currently doing CLP in ATC??
or anyone who has already finished CLP in ATC??
just want to ask
how is the teaching there?

Just have a doubt and would like to ask..since that MUFY is a australian pre u which quite similar with ausmat and sam, does it recognized by malaysian bar as well ?

I got Asasi Undang2 KPTM , so is it easy ? and is it possible for me to continue degree at UM ?

how's utas LLB?

Look back at page 85, I think some people there mention about it affects the taking of CLP. you might wanna consult someone more experienced in this. Try call the Bar Council, maybe?

I don't know why some colleges offered UTAS. I mean it's Australian law and a little resort island

guys who study law foundation ( mostly UITM preferred ).
If you need some notes and books for first and second semester,
I am letting them go.

Thanks ya.

Guys, court dress code, instead of white collar shirt, what about black collar shirt? Just curious about it

Several years ago still ok......but now..since so many lecturers leaving.....you know the rest.
Alternative would to Brickfields.

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Added on May 20, 2011, 12:42 pmSomehow no,either STPM or A-level.
Date to several yrs back,Australia 4 yrs law degree is exempted from CLP,now no more.
That means ppl with UK system need only 4 yrs(CLP Included) to complete whereas Aus need an extra year more to complete.

Make your choice.


This post has been edited by Meaty: May 20 2011, 12:42 PM

Guys ...can any one here direct me to a site where i can get the past years Q & A for A levels....thx..

You may find your answer to the questions, if you have used THIS earlier.. Btw, here you go: A Levels Past Year Papers

http://www.freeexampapers.com/