hey hi guys.....
im currently sitting for my Alevels n will b graduating tis comin June i hav some questions about studying law
hope u all can plz help resolve my dilemma.... haha

firstly,
wats the main difference between going for an external degree lik uni of London at atc, brickfields..... n an internal one lik twinning
teaching wise n quality of education

secondly,
for example HELP, their law course is call UK transfer where else taylors's is refered to twinning can u plz explain d pro n cons (quality of teaching, syllabus, etc....)
thirdly,

is there a much bigger advantage of taking a 1+2 course compared to a 2+1..... taking in consideration of spending much more.......

fourthly,
does a LLM serve much purpose here in Malaysia... cuz by looking around many legal counsels only holding LLb are doing very well whereas LLm holders seem to only hav d added advantage of being a lecturer...(correct me if im wrong)

currently doing science stream in combridge Alvls... recently realised not so interested in the science field as a profession.....

THX alot in advance guys...........

thanks 4 d info....

i did some research and found out it takes about GBP16k a yr in uk which is about RM90k....... d tuition fees for example at HELP is RM44k alone excluding living cost which i suspect will n around another Rm30-50k(correct me if im wrong)....... im not from KL so lodging n food is gonna contribute alot to tat...... it seems that the cost diff is very minimal....

btw, taylors twinning programme states that they hav lecturers from Readings coming in to give lectures... anyone currently attending that course or have any feedback on readings?.....

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Added on September 24, 2009, 7:30 pmsorry 4 d error ...... living cost in KL about Rm15k so there is about RM20k in diff.....

This post has been edited by blitz3r: Sep 24 2009, 07:30 PM

ya i totally agree with you there..... about going to uk.... im still deciding whether to do a DTP or Taylors twinning.... im planning to do my bar there so its either gonna be 2 or 3 yrs there from the looks of it.... ^^

thx casual for the info... ill take brickfields into consideration too......

heard that exeter is quite a good uni to study law........

hey, there are many options around especially for a levels... HELP UC may also be an option if price is a concern... Im currently doing my a levels to and exams will be nx week ... if u are not sure about law than u can always take up law as a subject in a levels... can always drop if u find out its not your cup of tea and evaluate your other choices....

jz my 2 cents...=p