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Prep 4 Law
Hi! I'm about to study Law and Criminology in Cardiff Uni this September and woz wonderin how to prepare for my course. I have already gained an A in my A Level Law course, but how big is the transission from A level 2 degree? Also, which books are the best to buy and the most helpful 4 my course?
Any tips would be much appretiated.
Any tips would be much appretiated.
The university will let you know which books to buy for your course and different lecturers/seminar leaders prefer different books.
As for prep, don't think there is much you can do, however some people do like reading some books on the way the law generally operates - one that is always recommended (which I haven't read myself) is the 'Law Machine' by Glanville Williams.
The jump from A-level to University is quite different. You are far more independent and have free reign as to how to spend your time. Also, you are not spoonfed information and you have to decide what to select as relevant from your reading based on some general guidelines given to you by your seminar/course leader.
Good luck anyhow.
As for prep, don't think there is much you can do, however some people do like reading some books on the way the law generally operates - one that is always recommended (which I haven't read myself) is the 'Law Machine' by Glanville Williams.
The jump from A-level to University is quite different. You are far more independent and have free reign as to how to spend your time. Also, you are not spoonfed information and you have to decide what to select as relevant from your reading based on some general guidelines given to you by your seminar/course leader.
Good luck anyhow.
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