We have to submit our optional module choices soon. I am leaning towards choosing mostly coursework modules because I prefer to have assessments throughout the year than to have 5 big finals at the end of the year.
If I go with the options I am considering right now, my third year modules will be:
Equity & Trusts (final exam)
Commercial Law (final exam)
Issues in Corporate Governance (coursework)
Rich Law, Poor Law - basically taxation (coursework)
Law and Economics (coursework)
Final Year Research Project (5000 words)
So overall I will have two finals, six 2000 word essays and a dissertation.
Do you think this is a good strategy? Should I swap one of the coursework modules for an exam module?
P.S: My heart is really set on getting a first class degree.
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