Oct 26 2009, 01:47 AM
QUOTE(solstice818 @ Oct 23 2009, 11:27 PM)
I'm not too sure about the entry requirement but if I'm not mistaken, any 2 credits from any subjects from A level allows you to take on UoL LLB.
Anyway, back to the memorizing and history part.Many times, I come across people relating History and law together.I don't know why but that perception, in my opinion, is really wrong.I have seen people who did well in history for SPM and screw himself up in Law.Maybe, they are related in some areas but to link it heavily with law is just not too right.
As for the memorizing part, I think it's a must, no? I mean you have to remember the cases to back you up or else, how you gonna write the essay?
Yes, min requirements for LLB London is 2 credits. Anyway, back to the memorizing and history part.Many times, I come across people relating History and law together.I don't know why but that perception, in my opinion, is really wrong.I have seen people who did well in history for SPM and screw himself up in Law.Maybe, they are related in some areas but to link it heavily with law is just not too right.
As for the memorizing part, I think it's a must, no? I mean you have to remember the cases to back you up or else, how you gonna write the essay?
Memorizing will be an advantage during CLP and of not much help during LLB. LLB is a programme where you will become more articulate and rational (in the event you pass). Is law tough? Hell Yes if you are lazy; Hell No if you are hardworking and use the brain wisely. Law is not a product of verbatim, it's semantics, principles, rules, argumentative attitude and the list goes on. Law encompasses many many things which you and I cant list.
Essay can be written if you understand what the law stands today and the most important attitude you must have/ build right now is HAVE A STAND!! If you think it's right, convince others about your point.
This post has been edited by me_1980s: Oct 26 2009, 01:49 AM
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