Nope. It's a relatively easy degree. Certainly compared to engineering. The only thing I couldn't do was Jurisprudence, and even then I blagged it for a half decent mark. Most of the other things are quite formulaic. Criminal, IP, Commerical, Trusts, Family, whatever. You learn the key principles and then read a lot of cases and you're good to go.
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Nope. It's a relatively easy degree. Certainly compared to engineering. The only thing I couldn't do was Jurisprudence, and even then I blagged it for a half decent mark. Most of the other things are quite formulaic. Criminal, IP, Commerical, Trusts, Family, whatever. You learn the key principles and then read a lot of cases and you're good to go.
Did you go into Law with a genuine passion for the subject?
I’ve heard that essay-writing is extremely difficult as well and I have no knowledge on how to write a legal essay.
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Did you go into Law with a genuine passion for the subject?
I’ve heard that essay-writing is extremely difficult as well and I have no knowledge on how to write a legal essay.
I’ve heard that essay-writing is extremely difficult as well and I have no knowledge on how to write a legal essay.
Genuine passion? Not really. I was sort of into it - but then I don't believe that many people have genuine passion for their subjects - they just say that they do, or think that they do at the time.
There is a book called "How to write law essays and exams" by a lady called Stacie Strong. You can get it on ebay for about £3. It's very good and probably all you need to know on the artifice of it.
There's nothing hard about writing law essays - if anything they're very straightforward once you understand how to approach them. Certainly, I found other subjects like Philosophy much much harder.
Original post by username3729415
Did you go into Law with a genuine passion for the subject?
I’ve heard that essay-writing is extremely difficult as well and I have no knowledge on how to write a legal essay.
I’ve heard that essay-writing is extremely difficult as well and I have no knowledge on how to write a legal essay.
Nobody goes into law as they are passionate about it. All about the money
My advice would be to skip the pointless lectures/seminars and just do the reading.
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