based on statistics law got more 2nd upper than the rest of the faculty and since it's not based on CAP score, it's easier to get 2nd upper in law. The issue is qualifying for it
The problem is that you base an objective interpretation of 'easier' on % of cohort who qualify for a certain class of honours.
That's meaningless. Graduating with a degree in physics at MIT is easier than getting a first class at NUS phy coz the whole physics cohort at MIT gets it but only a select few in the same course at NUS graduate with first class?
I posted coz i thought yr comment was unfair to my 2nd lower friends in law. Most of them work a lot harder than the average 2:1 in arts. I know a comparison of 'easy' is incomensurable for most courses but frankly the amount of work u need to put in for a 2:1 in law is not a joke.
I spent my first year in arts. In my first sem at law i was so depressed by the increase in workload that i almost left the programme. I did 10-20 times more reading for some of my law mods as compared to my level 1K law mods. Dont come and talk to me about 'easy' until youve been thru the **** that law puts us thru. Dont come and talk until u get yr llb 2:1