Correct me if i'm wrong...

BA (Law) and LLB are of the same meaning, it means bachelor in law

LLB stands for Legum Baccalaureus - Latin words

Yeah , it should be the same , imo.
But , i am wondering whether it has any different with LLB though .

im going to take spm in 2009..
and law is one of the course that i have in my mind..
mmu law degree not recognise??
i read in the first post it is pending recognition by the qualifying board??
any news on that??
i want to go mmu and get my degree there..

Why you choose MMU ?

Correct me if I m wrong.Til now, 2 years after the 1st graduation, they still failed to get recognized by Bar Council.In other words, you cant practice as a lawyer if you get your degree there...

And like jhong asked , Why mmu? Famous?Big campus?No point if u cant get recognized by BC.

because quite a few of my frens are doing their degree there and they say that mmu campus best..
but they are not taking law..
other than mmu.. is there any other private u offering degree in law??

Private U, no...Private colleges, yes.

There are quite a number of them that offering degree in law and most of them are external degree..

ATC, BAC and HELP are those that are better known...

If you dont want external program, head over to local uni.

Anyway, it doesnt matter whether MMU campus is the best or not...In the end, you ended up wasting your time and money if they are STILL not recognized by Bar Council

HELP got external degree?

Nope... 2+1 if i m not mistaken

Yerps, 2+1 or 1+2

in ur opinions..
which uni or college in malaysia offer the best degree law??
thanks..

I m from ATC, of course I would say ATC...

Til now, ATC is holding a better(if not the best) record compared to others...but BAC is chasing up...and if u ask jhong, he probably say BAC

Why dun u pay both a visit and decide urself?

Why is that ? How would you know i will give my vote to BAC ?

Erm..well, i would say both of it have the best UOL External LLB Program .

As from what i know , BAC got a excellent notes and ATC got fantastic Chart !
If both of it combine together , it would be the best law school ever in Malaysia i think .

However , HELP is doing well for its UK transfer degree .

Yeah , ilovelyn , you should take solstice818's advise . Word doesnt speaks much .

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Added on January 9, 2009, 12:53 amGuys , i am going to sit for IELTS soon in this coming 30th and 31st Jan .
5th of CNY man and i going to take a test !

Anyone here taken this test before ? Mind to share what have you gone through ?

This post has been edited by jhong: Jan 9 2009, 12:53 AM

recommended private colleges offering law:

1) ATC
2) BAC
3) INTI
4) HELP
5) KDU
6) Taylors (uni of Reading)

if u are considering UOL ext, then i suggest considering Mentari as well. they all have informative websites...

there's an ielts thread somewhere. anyway, i sat for the GT IELTS in December. dun worry about it, just make sure you get alot of rest the nite before because u need to be alert and the entire test may take a long time to complete as the speaking test is done hours later that day. i was at the hall at 8am, and did my speaking test at 2pm. if you're not attending any courses or seminars for test preparation, i suggest at least getting the sample test book. if you speak english regularly, it shouldn't be a problem, though honestly, i found the reading test a lil hard...which is bad since im a law student....

I wouldnt really worry so much in speaking test but writing and reading ....

Yes, i am not attending any courses for IELTS . Thats why i am quite worry.....

Reading is hard ? Wow...How hard is it ?

what it mean by uni of reading?

Bcos I remember last time u told me the same thing

Good memory I have

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Added on January 9, 2009, 9:43 amTwinning with University of Reading... 2+1 /1+2

This post has been edited by solstice818: Jan 9 2009, 09:43 AM

Seems like i have bad memory then ....

Is it hard to pass clp in malaysia?

Is PJ stamford college a good place to study law (LLB) and is the lecturers there good?

Some say it is easy...Some, on the other hand say it is hard...

It is more depends on the efforts you put in...So, whether it is easy or not, varies with individual