Yes bac is going to make legal and writting skills a requirement for every course and about other foundation subjects there is none all CORE subs ! i am taking uol also . Hope this helps

haha good to see another bac student here

http://www.scribd.com/doc/12150050/Relevan-Issue-No-22008

You may want to email the Malaysian bar council ?

I have one question are we litigating in the courts in BM ? If by god i have to do that save me ....

To answer your question i have tried to enlist and tried to register into the forum and in vain i cant enter in .Message (may not be the same as the exact wording ) thank you for registering the admin will have to check your validity due to the restriction of the forums . I registered last year until now i have no reply .Just for curiosity sake why do you need to access the forum ?

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Added on July 7, 2009, 10:08 pm
Very contradicting statements we have here anyway thanks for clearing up my question i should brush up my bm .


This post has been edited by Laguna: Jul 7 2009, 10:08 PM

You should consult the lecturer's who should provide you some clearance on whether the duration of the time will be shorter .

that is why i ask the fellow forumer to consult their lecturers and if still confusing consult the person who is control of their program which is in the 2f of BAC .Having trouble getting there ? just take the elevator up from the Ground floor up to the 2nd floor and once it is open you will see two pathway's on your left hand you will enter the premise which leads you to the admin office and the receptionist and on the other hand which is right you can use the stairs to maneuver self around the college .YOU Cant miss the receptionist .... except if she is on a coffee break or you have arrive at 8.00 am.

i am explaining to eden ==

Monash foundation is structured for 9-10 months currently give you an accurate answer but my friends who applied llb using their SAM .The university accepted them in you can try though and sent in.

isn't it here ? http://www.malaysianbar.org.my/laws/LPA.pdf

My advice think and think again before taking law it is not an easy course because once you start the ball rolling you got to commit all you got to it . Why limit yourself to only two private colleges ? Atc or Bac there is other institution which provide better classes and facilities such as help college and taylors college .Do not be fool by goodies and words such as " BAC lies in the heart of kl sentral and it is easily accessible by LRT " that doesn't mean the institution will provide you great service probably in terms of commuting yes it is accessible but in other things it is still lacking .

Let me spill the beans for you just take for example BAC the institutions lack of a counselling office , lacking textbook material that are needed to cover substantial subjects from all these you will be busy pulling your hair out of frustration instead of studying and that is only few of the problems that you MAY encounter.Besides that , you question the difference between Mmu and ATC or Bac ?

Well let me tell you what I know ATC and BAC provide the same law degree well there is a great similarity as both have UK transfer programme and a External programme (UOL). Here is the crucial part while signing up for the Uk programme you will be encountering most of the time assignments and some presentations which is in a way will play a part in your exams in which probably if you do score in these assignments given will make a difference in your final from a B to a D .Unlike the UOL you will be guided and instructed closely with the lecturers compared to the UOL programme which requires you to do a lot of self studying there will be no assignments and minor tests to help you in your exam although you will be assisted by the UOL as they provide you in terms of text book , study packs and finally statutes .

Since you are a fresh graduate I suggest you scout around for every course that is available and then finally make a choice but If you still insist that law is the solely course for you carry on . About mmu law degree ? you should give this post a visit first http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/600496?author=david890701 and from what I can see it is mainly recognise LOCALLY .Most of all give mmu a call or a visit they have two branches and that consist of cyberjaya and melaka.

If you have problem either in deciding the course that you are interested for, I suggest taking a career test which is easily available at Taylors and Help it will help you to pinpoint your interest in areas that you are keen in and hopefully from there you are able to see what area of interest you are interested in. Well not only will the result be available for you they have counsellors to even help you give some advice on the subject matter .

Sincerely from a first year uol student .

This post has been edited by Laguna: Jan 24 2010, 04:50 PM

I am currently studying in BAC^^ anyway if you think that law is your choice then go ahead and about financial problem youcan take ptptn loan for both programs either UOL or Uk transfer .Honestly UOL is challenging but if you persist and keep going you will finally reach there .

This post has been edited by Laguna: Jan 28 2010, 11:17 PM