you may be interested to know that double degrees with law and something is getting very popular.......

in some unis, eg sydney, there is NO laws single degree anymore........all laws courses are double degrees........commerce being the most popular, and the prototype laws double degree............

Recently i heard from a source that if i take ACCA then LLB
it takes only 2 years to complete the LLB course.
(LLB takes 3 years)
This is what i heard: ACCA is a professional course therefore exceptions are given to professional to complete the LLB program in 2 years.

How true is that?

anyone by any chance knew about this?

You need a min of 3 years study of LLB to qualify for CLP.

professional exams are not usually considered for graduate entry hence i dun think so.

I suggest you to take the one you really interested in.

This post has been edited by kumiko_91: Feb 12 2009, 04:16 PM

This is the usual route I know.

LOL, that was the 1st time I heard about this special route, a short-cut.
But it come from a prominent and respectable lecturer.

Need more INFO!! xD

well im assuming you are speaking of the graduate entry route which is 2 years instead of 3. all entry requirements are at the discretion of their own internal admission officers...but to my knowledge, they do not allow prof qualifications for entry into that route. i may be missing something, so i would appreciate it if u could maybe tell me more about what he said...

accountancy
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