Employers don’t like LLB Law with something else degrees. True?
I want to do LLB law with business or LLB law with finance, but people say employers don’t like LLB Law with something else degrees because it sounds like I wouldn't be as qualified as someone who did pure law since I spend less time studying Law.
Key word "sounds like"
I know I would be as qualified as the others, but will it really sound like I'm less qualified?
Key word "sounds like"
I know I would be as qualified as the others, but will it really sound like I'm less qualified?
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