according to the newspaper i read from lor..NUS is listed there also as one of the uni's which r exempted from taking CLP. And of course NUS is damn hard to get into so good luck!

THATS SPAM haha.
GOOD LUCKK.

yes..

I did twinning program 1+2 actually... so i will advise u on this area.

The exposure r greater, in terms of ppl, knowledge, learning and so forth. You will be covering more dept in most subjects compared to what u study (say ur 1st or 2nd yr is in Malaysia). Of course u'd be spendin a whole lot more compared to just doing UOL.

Recognition, if twinning offers u a prestigious University go for it... it makes job hunting easier.

UOL (aka london ext) is also quite a well known paper, so i suggest u might want to take into consideration that if u were to go abroad make sure the degree cert on offer is at least at par with ur UOL degree.

I dont think i need to say much abt twinning, u've been bombarded left right and center what u can do while abroad.

I just highlight the small things that u might wanna take note.

Good luck & all the best

u took AS and A2 together in 1 shot?

Oh icic..
best of luck ya? if u pass, u got so long time to enjoy or maybe find part-time job if u want because intake is only in Sept for law degree for UK ler

enrol into where? if its BAC then they have a jan intake..

you can register with UOL at any time, though since you are doing so only in January, you will only be eligible to sit for the exams in May/June 2010. Check the website for details. The local colleges may have Jan intakes, though i reckon the pace will be rather slow or they may repeat stuff since for the Jan intake students, the time that they have until the main exams is probably enough to cover the syllabus twice over. i'd rather get a job for 8 mths and then enrol for the sept intake, if possible.

for UOL, the exams are only in May and June, and to be eligible to sit for those exams you must register by sept/oct of the previous calendar year. Check the website for specific dates and details. The exams in oct/nov are for referrals etc. So if you were to register at, say BAC, in January 2009, you will only be eligible to sit for the May/June 2010 exams. That's a pretty long time before sitting for the main exam, and imo, you hardly need more than 3 mths to prepare for the inter exams, and even then some will beg to argue that even 3 mths is a lil too long.

Not that I m trying to discourage u or wat, writing a lot of pages wont guarantee an "A" ...I heard the standard gone up...and the marking styles are no longer as linear as previous years...

A-level in BAC and then UOL external in BAC also same as what u told me.. btw, how is UM UOL external program? good?

no, in UM website i saw they have UOL external program too.

*wrong wrong, its not UOL external program. sorry. i guess local uni wont have UOL external program gua? btw, my bro keep asking me what so good with UOL external? why must study uol external? any other cannot? why why why? 

i wanna ask if i wanted to take the double major programme like law with economics , law with buisness and management........  what is the advantages and disadvantages? n is it a good thing or a bad thing to take double major programme?? cos i dont understand wheter the 2 degree is in two different certificates,like law and economics with separate certificates or law and economics sharing the same certificate.....and will this affect my performance when i go for a job interview as a lawyer if i have 2 degree in one certificate...?

What is BA(Law) ?

Oxford and Cambridge offered this instead of LLB.

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 

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..