Yeah solicitor GDL followed by LPC would mean an additional two yrs after completion of BA criminology right? Do u think its worth just changing and doing joint honours in crim & law then?
If at the end of your Crim degree you decide not to do Law, Criminology is a useful degree as it could lead you into a hundred different career pathways, and as a social science degree will be valued by mainstream employers for its 'higher thinking', analytical, and research/writing skills. If you can do any work placements or study abroad etc within your degree, do it. The more extra-stuff you have to put on your CV the better - whatever career you decide on.
Yeah solicitor GDL followed by LPC would mean an additional two yrs after completion of BA criminology right? Do u think its worth just changing and doing joint honours in crim & law then?
1. You would get some discount for the GDL. For the criminal part. 2.If you want to be a solicitor , then yes or do law with criminology. that might get you out of the GDL completely.
If at the end of your Crim degree you decide not to do Law, Criminology is a useful degree as it could lead you into a hundred different career pathways, and as a social science degree will be valued by mainstream employers for its 'higher thinking', analytical, and research/writing skills. If you can do any work placements or study abroad etc within your degree, do it. The more extra-stuff you have to put on your CV the better - whatever career you decide on.
What if i change my course to joint honours crim&law?
Im thinkin of changing courses and doing crim&law as a joint degree
Unless you have read substantial criminology text, which you might have done, I am not sure I would commit to criminology just yet. Plenty of people go into a straight law degree thinking they're absolutely enamoured by criminal justice, and after a year only care about contract and commercial law.
If you're sure, you're sure. But if you're not, it's something to think about.
Unless you have read substantial criminology text, which you might have done, I am not sure I would commit to criminology just yet. Plenty of people go into a straight law degree thinking they're absolutely enamoured by criminal justice, and after a year only care about contract and commercial law.
If you're sure, you're sure. But if you're not, it's something to think about.
I submit that it is very difficult to be 'sure' at the average uni student's age. Me neighbour is in law enforcement here in Virginia, and both his in-laws are corrections officers in a Federal prison halfway across the country. His wife is a registered nurse, but the other three have all been assaulted and attacked at one time or another. The mother-in-law was stabbed once, and nearly didnt survive. Her assailant was already in on a "LWOP" [life without parole] - so nothing could be done to increase that sentence. He basically got to attack her for free. I'm in electrical engineering, and "do" satellite communications. That is more sedate. Best of luck!!
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