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ok guys, need your help! (Bsc Economics with law at SOAS)

Hey

ok im thinking of applying for Bsc Economics with law at SOAS in 2009, as im unsure whether i want to do economics or law. If i wanted to become a lawyer, would this course a be giving me a Bsc in Law as well as a Bsc in economics ?

If i had a Bsc in law, what would i need to do to convert that into an llb and have a decent shot at law school ????
basically id really like it if someone could tell me how i would go about registering for law school after the bsc economics and law course

thanks!!!!
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ooh_harry
The course will give you a BA in Economics and Law where SOAS do give the option of an extention to an LLB with an extra year of studying which allows progress into a LPC course at a Law school

Alternatively, with a BA in Law, you can also progress to law school but you will firstly need to undergo a GDL conversion course which, from what I have heard, is very intensive and then you will need to do the standard LPC.
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Ozzbozz
I'm thinking of applying for BA Law & Economics too - what AS subjects are you taking?
I would think really seriously before combining anything with Law because its not easy to change and it is expensive and time consuming to "convert " the degree. Law is intense enough on its own and apparently the Law BA joint degrees are the hardest workload wise
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Ozzbozz
Hmm thanks for the advice. I might just go for Economics straight after all... :biggrin:

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