Law llb vs. Law with politics llb
I have a law with politics llb offer from Uni of Liverpool, and all of the other schools I've applied to are just straight law llbs. Is there a huge difference between law with politics and just straight law?
personally I'm really interested in the modules provided by UoL but at the same time I'm wondering if I should take an offer from a higher ranking law school.
personally I'm really interested in the modules provided by UoL but at the same time I'm wondering if I should take an offer from a higher ranking law school.
Take the offer from the highest ranking (higher than Liverpool) one you can find. Also if you do two subjects it can be a bit distracting and can even mean more work and harder to pass in my view.
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