So I'm a first year studying LLB Law at a Russel Group university and well... I hate it.
There is just so much reading to do, and it's mind-numbing, especially when the law books are written so convoluted.
It doesn't help that my class-mates are so into the subject, and every tutorial they whip out pages upon pages of work that they've done, whereas I barely cope with completing the minimum.
The high school I went to was notoriously mediocre (being nice), and most of the people I'm studying with are from top grammar schools, and the difference in our education is really starting to show.
I'm proud to have managed to get on the degree, and my family in particular have been excited because I am one of the older of my generation, so they look to me to set some sort of precedent I guess.
I don't want to be a quitter, but I'm dragging myself to the tutorials and often it's just an hour of me feeling like an idiot.
I chose Law because I don't have a particular interest in anything, and so decided to get a strong degree and take it from there, but at this rate, I don't even know if I'll pass, let alone manage a 2:1.
I can switch courses I suppose, but the only other thing that mildly interests me is Business related, but getting a good job in that field is going to be difficult considering the amount of graduates in that field.
To summarise, any ideas on what I can do? Has anybody been in a similar position before? (Doesn't have to have been a Law degree specifically).
Appreciate the help.