from the above, i reckon u think u can handle psychology but not law? why is that? level of English?

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HI schizophrenic,
i'm currently studying in SEGI college.
Taking A-Levels,initially i took up 3 subjects,ie Law,Business Studies and Economics.
I'm the type of student that studies last-minute and consequently i realised i'd not enough time to prepare for my finals.
In addition,i got a rather BAD result for my earlier mock exam for my Business subject.
I made up my mind and thereafter dropped Business in order to allocate more time on my Law n Economics.
I've done my finals just weeks ago,19th June(last paper)..
My A Levels not under Cambridge,but EDEXCEL board of examination.
Besides my result which ll be release this coming august,in the middle of the month,my greatest worries would be if my cert ll be recognised or not.
This is due to sayings i ve heard that most of the Uni-s requires 3 passes in A levels/stpm or Matriculation.
However i was convinced by my college counsellor that so long as i follow the programme provided,be it Diploma In LAw year2 or 4+0 UOL Bachelor of Law,my 2 passes(as i take only 2 in the end) in A Levels will be sufficient to make me eligible.

SOMEHOW,I'm still worried.As thing changes,and i might want to switch to another place for further studies instead of staying and follow Segi's programme.

How would you advise me?
*troubled*
=(

wadya mean by practice?sry of my noobness
yeah MBA/LLM

Same thing.  Melb Uni has changed from an undergraduate entry to a graduate entry for some courses.  Their JD is equivalent to an LLB elsewhere, just named JD because its a graduate entry program.

Matriculation only takes 1 year time but it would be quite risky because most of the private institution don't recognise it. The advantage is that you will be having better chances of getting the local public university and the course of your choice.

* Supporting schizo's thread.. =) *

In terms of subjects, its the same although they may be called different things.  They all have to do the Priestley 11 subjects which form all your compulsory subjects.  The rest are electives, which, for your level, are largely similar as well.  The textbooks used are pretty much similar too.

If you can't even be bothered to do your own research as to which universities are good how do you expect to go to university let alone study law?

And no, its extremely difficult to get work in the UK as a foreigner.

King's college seems  the best place to study law at London eh?

i heard that law graduates are having difficulties in looking for a job these days..
i wanna know whether it's true..
pls tell me ASAP..

fikir2 balik i will stick with local la,i want to do LLB locally and I hope got UM la

I guess same and fees cheaper rite?

If go overseas maybe australia coz there are cheap too

UK darn expensive lol,i guess can buy the latest 3 series BMW

btw,how do our students cover their tuition and living expenses at UK ah ?

okie, im sorta in dilemma right now.
and i would like to seek for some advice.

is it a MUST to take sejarah in STPM if im interested in law?

as what i've heard, sejarah is easy to read and understands, when it comes to question they just screwed up, its HARD to get marks. that is why, most of my seniors failed their sejarah paper.

i would think he/she was asking regarding entrance to a local u
since STPM was mentioned.

I do not believe in doing an external program unless you are a working professional and are unable to attend full time university classes.  There is no substitute to a proper university education where you are taught by actual experts in the field who have written academic papers and textbooks on the subject.  While you will still gain your LLB if you do the UoL external, you would not have the same experience.  As such, it is no wonder why Singapore decided not to recognise external programs and sub-standard overseas universities.

Try for NUS? Or one of the IPTAs?

u guys know whether malaysia have a law library full with UK Cases?

Modules problems !! HELP! :S

Im taking company law and Ive heard its a tough subject ! Is that so ?

does it really matter what subjects we take in LLB ?

im seriously considering dropping company law and go for consumer protection, this , is a much easier subject.

Any opinions ?

is it compulsory to take form6 if we are going to take law?
what if i take my course in MMU?
is MMU recognized by government?

if after graduate cant be a lawyer then what can they do?
hah, A-level will be same like form6..
no easy way to take law like what MMU offered?

now i am in form3 , wednesday i hav to choose stream
i dont lik science at all , i wish to choose art stream but i  wanna know that izit art stream can study law?

solstice818, u mentioned that u're from atc penang right?

think i sent u a non-delivered pm days ago.

anyway if indeed u are from atc penang, just wondering if u applied for the ptptn loan.

probably.. so, inter, part 1 or part 2 aye?

Hi, for ur information i'm sitting STPM2008 now, i'm a science stream study BIO base. i knw that i cant get >3.7 this year... so i'm planning of study law in local private coll/Uni next year. i mostly will taking up external UoL next year becoz of financial problem ... But can i ask about Question about the course i've take. If i taken UoL after sitting the CLP ... + chamber +...etc... then can 100% i qualified as a Lawyer? OR still hv a long path way to go?  Are taking local University's law a better?