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Reply 900

NDGAARONDI

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valdamas

Does this this make any sense? :rolleyes:

I failed 2 modules at AS in Law.

The silly teachers have mentioned that I have declined my Law grade.

However, I am going to study Law LLB at uni :p:

( I never revised for law AS)

:redface:

Where are you going to study law at?

Reply 901

ChiquitaBanana

sheffield , or, lincoln, or london....have 3 conditional offers.... :p:

Reply 902

NDGAARONDI

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valdamas

sheffield , or, lincoln, or london....have 3 conditional offers.... :p:

That's cool. Which London universities? There's so many of them - UCL, KCL, QM, LSE, Brunel, City, Met, UEL...

Reply 903

Ukrgirl

Hi. Hope I can join your society. Just finished my LLB, doing an LPC now :smile:

Reply 904

Lady Narcissus

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NDGAARONDI, thanks for your message conveyed via another method of communication. I did just about guess that it may-be you. :smile:

Reply 905

NDGAARONDI

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LauraWalker

NDGAARONDI, thanks for your message conveyed via another method of communication. I did just about guess that it may-be you. :smile:

Yay!

Reply 906

Segat1

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bumps

Lol http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showpost.php?p=7581177&postcount=19

What a post...

OP

#troll#

Can somone tell me about the LPC and what exactly is done during the course. Plus i would like to know if it is difficult and whether you are pretty much guaranteed a job at the end of it. I would like to do either international commercial law or European Law. If i want to work for the EU, so i have to do a special course for that too or will I be fine with just a law degree. I am so confused, someone please help! :redface:

Reply 910

emerley

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can i join? =) will be doing law at uni as of september. not too clued up on the subject yet, as i havent done it before, but still find it really interesting!

Reply 911

Vohamanah

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vickyglitz

Can somone tell me about the LPC and what exactly is done during the course. Plus i would like to know if it is difficult and whether you are pretty much guaranteed a job at the end of it. I would like to do either international commercial law or European Law. If i want to work for the EU, so i have to do a special course for that too or will I be fine with just a law degree. I am so confused, someone please help! :redface:

Have a look at the websites of some LPC providers such and College of Law and BPP, which will tell you what you study on the course. It is more vocational than a degree, with an emphasis on learning how to actually be a solicitor rather than legal knowledge.

It is supposed to be quite difficult, it is certainly quite intensive. You are by no means guaranteed a job at the end though. Law is notoriously difficult to get into, you will need a training contract and work experience in the area, preferably vacation placements.

I'm not sure how you would go about working in the EU. Which particular area do you want to work in? There will not be a special course at this stage, but you will need a law degree (or a CPE) followed by an LPC and probably will need to have a lot of years of experience behind you before you can start working within the EU, so you might want to think about working within an area like international commercial law. I doubt the EU will take on trainees.

Reply 912

NDGAARONDI

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emerley

can i join? =) will be doing law at uni as of september. not too clued up on the subject yet, as i havent done it before, but still find it really interesting!

You'll have to go to the blue 'toolbar' underneath our logo and go to socs and find our society from there and hit the join button! :p:

Reply 913

Penelope21

I would like to join the society please.
I am currently studying the Law LLB at kent. I am just finishing my first year. Currently on reading week.

Reply 914

NDGAARONDI

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Penelope21

I would like to join the society please.
I am currently studying the Law LLB at kent. I am just finishing my first year. Currently on reading week.

I thought of studying law at Kent but they're uber strict with their grade requirements so that's their loss. Oh and to join you have to click on my sig or use the blue bar on the forum front so I get notified of an application. It's like a lite usergroup.

Reply 915

Collegegurl

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hi everyone, i'm currenly studying law (alevels) and i hope to be in Brunel in sept studying law. although it is a (sort-of) difficult subject, it is interesting and i do hope to get all my grades... be a successful solicitor....and prolly have my own firm