Extremely far behind in work - Law

Not exactly sure when exams are, but I guess they are in about 2 months. If i get my head down now, is it still possible to get a first in my exams? How much studying per day should I be doing?

it's possible, yes. If you make a timetable you can get quite a lot of work done. It's completely achievable if you put your mind to it.

you do philosophy lawl.

you do philosophy lawl.

you do philosophy lawl.

you do philosophy lawl.

you do philosophy lawl.

you do philosophy lawl.

Youre response to him was completely inapropriate, you meant it as though you think you're better than him, because he does Philosophy and you do Law, which is not true, you are very stuck up, vile and disgusting, i think you should be removed at once from this website.

Didn't realise there were so many philosophy students on TSR. I take it back, it's not a completely pointless degree and you won't all be unemployed. For future reference, I'll have large fries xxx

Dude, you shouldn't be on TSR.

I did a law degree and I can say no, you won't do well.

At this time last year, I had books compiled of all my notes in all the topics I was doing in each of my subjects. I had written a number of essays per subject. I was revising already.

I started revising for my (law) exams about 2 months before them (and we hadn't finished the syllabus until 3 weeks or so before) and got a first. For one of my best papers, I was still revising 40 minutes before! It is possible.

Although the OP could have said thank you to the person who answered their question rather than insulting their degree.

It is possible. Though you do go to Cambridge? At most other universities, students have exams in May, not June. My exams were in early May. So he likely has less time than you might have thought.