Hard as in the entry requirements is rather high , and of course the quota thing .
You can enter to IPTA by using STPM , A-levels(for some of the programs) .

To become a lawyer , your english may not need to be as good as Shakespeare .
However ,it will helps if your English is outstanding in understanding the law .
I shall nvr say a lawyer need to be good in English which is too conclusive , but it should be satisfiable .
As long as you willing to improve , i think English level wouldn't be an obstacle for you.

you want share room? there's a medium room in The Pines, renting out rm700. can fit 2 persons.

i wonder what is the grading for law degree in Malaysia?
They're using the CGPA system to determines whether a student graduates with 1st class, 2nd upper or 2nd lower?

eh, u signed up at BAC already?
The Pines sounds familiar o_O where is it ar? brickfields there?

lol, yea i signed up at BAC already, but only 2 subjects because my bro said don't want let me have backup and want me concentrate on that 2 subjects. yes yes, The Pines near the brickfields there, the green apartment or condo is should called =/

Thanks for the offer but my friend found me a place at villa scott.

Good luck to you.

oooo icic, hope to c u there lor

Dont worry , 2subjects is fine . But, you have to make sure you really concentrate on it .
Of course , you need to make sure you get a good lecturer as well .
Or else , concentrating may not works .

Fine? Hmm, more risky in my opinion.Even if you are really concentrate with those 2 subjects, sometimes, accident might happen.For example, for the essay part, you put in wrong points and case to back and screwed up the whole thing.You are then, left with one subject...Fine?Risky I would say.

after i enroll i will try talk to my brother so i can get extra one more subject, and yea, i agree with solstice818.. it's really risky.

I agree. I've given my advise on not to take only 2 subjects since i am one of the victim who took 2 subjects and failed 1 and i have to start everything all over again in 4months . But, well, she cant take it as her bro doesnt allow her to do so .

So,nevermind , maybe she can do it ? I wont deny that accident might happen though . Of course , if u ask me again on whether should someone take only 2 subjects , i would still say 3 subjects are preferable.

will i be able to go for University of Melbourne's JD Law program after completing SAM in Taylor's?and also what will be the ideal TER to get into University of Melbourne's JD program.
Thanks in advance

I'm an architecture student but I'm interested to take up law degree as well.
Know of anyplace in Malaysia that offers good part-time Law degree?

good part time law degree...take the uol ext. names of colleges have been mentioned before. cheap and decent.

Alrighty, thanks loads

Crescendo International college do offer the uol ext law programme!Go and asking around,quite cheap and the quality is not bad actually!The college located near to the KTC college,Jalan wong ah fook...the street name not sure something like that,in JB.Since you are studying in UTM,so maybe is a best choice!

This post has been edited by MBBS siang: Mar 3 2009, 01:07 PM

No. The JD is a graduate programme so you'll need a Bachelor's degree first.

guys

mind guide me what is BACHELOR OF SYARIAH AND LAW WITH HONOURS?

is it LLB + Bachelor of Islamic Law ?

this program offered by USIM.

http://fsu.usim.edu.my/index.php?option=co...id=13&Itemid=38

i don think this course is recognise under LPA 1976, need to pass CLP b4 chambering...

Im gonna register at BAC by this saturday. Hope it wont let me down.