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Hi! Are there any Americans studying law in the UK, specifically England? I have a Bachelors degree already from an American university and want to go into a GDL program. I was just wondering if anyone else has done this and what the experience was like for you? Does being a foreigner hinder you from getting a training contract? Any answers will be greatly appreciated. I am currently applying to three universities for September 2021 intake. Thank you!
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(Original post by Icecreamandpizza)
Hi! Are there any Americans studying law in the UK, specifically England? I have a Bachelors degree already from an American university and want to go into a GDL program. I was just wondering if anyone else has done this and what the experience was like for you? Does being a foreigner hinder you from getting a training contract? Any answers will be greatly appreciated. I am currently applying to three universities for September 2021 intake. Thank you!
Hi! Are there any Americans studying law in the UK, specifically England? I have a Bachelors degree already from an American university and want to go into a GDL program. I was just wondering if anyone else has done this and what the experience was like for you? Does being a foreigner hinder you from getting a training contract? Any answers will be greatly appreciated. I am currently applying to three universities for September 2021 intake. Thank you!
I think if you then want to qualify as an attorney i the states afterwatds it could be much harder, but im not sure.
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(Original post by mnot)
Well you would likely have to deal with getting a work VISA, im not sure how difficult this is but my impression is these firms are allowed to take international students, and they are likely familiar with the process but I would imagine it is more competitive.
I think if you then want to qualify as an attorney i the states afterwatds it could be much harder, but im not sure.
Well you would likely have to deal with getting a work VISA, im not sure how difficult this is but my impression is these firms are allowed to take international students, and they are likely familiar with the process but I would imagine it is more competitive.
I think if you then want to qualify as an attorney i the states afterwatds it could be much harder, but im not sure.
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