Whichever you think you'll enjoy studying more.
LLB would allow you to study law more widely than just the compulsory subjects. On the other hand GDL means you'd have been able to study a totally different subject at degree level.
Is there another subject you fancy studying at undergraduate level?
LLB would allow you to study law more widely than just the compulsory subjects. On the other hand GDL means you'd have been able to study a totally different subject at degree level.
Is there another subject you fancy studying at undergraduate level?
LLB because you save a year. Simple as that.
Original post by J-SP
Yes but the GDL route will cost more and cause a delay
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If you are already a grad you can 2 year llb which saves a year of costs over 3 year, and less Intense than gdl. (But as a second degree you can’t get a loan) .
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