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University Useful information for prospective law students, A basic guide to become a lawyer

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janwrite80
post Jan 28 2009, 05:24 PM

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just curious, is there anyone studying UOL External by self-study currently in Malaysia? reason is, i'm considering doing so. tongue.gif but not sure if can handle the pressure of study & work. if anyone is, do give your feedback. E.g.: reading 1,000 pges textbook, where to get the textbooks given under the extra reading section, how much $$$ damage it costs...and also your views on difficulty & need for speedy comprehension.
oh, and how was your experience taking the intermediate papers/exams.

also, even if there isn't an age limit, what's the realistic prospect even if can get llb n clp? for an older graduate starting in a law firm, that's tough isn't it...
janwrite80
post Jan 28 2009, 11:44 PM

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QUOTE(alsree786 @ Jan 28 2009, 05:45 PM)
well, i do self study, but i register at colleges as well (mainly because my parents made me to, but dun tell them i said this). I hardly ever go to classes (again, dun tell them). it's actually quite tough self studying for the course, because the main problem i face is i dunno what i should focus on. The syllabus itself is not difficult to cover, but alot of material in textbooks are irrelevant. And subject guides at times may not identify certain areas or key cases that u need to know. i cant remember any specifics now, but i do remember facing some problems there. This is where being registered at a college helps for a self study student, but of course, merely having friends doing so would be sufficient to give u some guidelines. besides, i didn't know about lyn back then...if u have any questions on law u cud just ask here as well.

intermediate is quite easy, tho the boredom of studying CLRI for me kinda made it diff. It doesn't matter how well u do anyways as long as u pass well enuf, unless u want to try your best and target scholarships/book prizes.

dun worry about age la...why would it be tough? unless you're like 55 and thinking of retiring soon....
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thanks for ur views, it sounds doable. smile.gif

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