International Foundation Law or Simply Foundation in Law
Hi All,
Here’s my dilemma. I have received a conditional offer to the University of Roehampton LLB with foundation year but due to the industry being quite competitive, I am considering paying for SOAS ICC foundation which will cost me £20k for the year and LLB as home student afterwards.
So, Pay or no pay?
Does the degree really matter in Law?
Any thoughts on Roehampton?
TIA
Here’s my dilemma. I have received a conditional offer to the University of Roehampton LLB with foundation year but due to the industry being quite competitive, I am considering paying for SOAS ICC foundation which will cost me £20k for the year and LLB as home student afterwards.
So, Pay or no pay?
Does the degree really matter in Law?
Any thoughts on Roehampton?
TIA
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