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Thank you for your opinion man. Really appreciate it. Looks like Liverpool would be a higher possibility now. Still a long way to go and lots of research to be done. Thank you for your opinion again. All the best in your future endeavours.

yeah sure.. no problem, come visit me the next time you are in the UK :D
 

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Guess I'm here to answer your queries with relation to LLB in liverpool then. I'm currently studying law in Liverpool and I'm really loving the place. Liverpool is a great city and it has a very closely knitted and strong singapore society which you'll find to be really useful. The city is mainly a student city so it is mostly very vibrant with good night life and if you intend to study 24/7, the libraries cater to that need too. Liverpool is generally a cheap city compared to other UK cities. There's also a large variety of asian food if you need some. If you are talking about recognition in UK, Uni of Liv is a founding member of russell group and the group is the next most talk about uni groups outside of oxbridge.

Hi,

Thank you for your response. I have a few more questions.

1. How is the pace of lectures and the general workload?

2. Is there good opportunities to practice in the UK?

3. How is the law degree from liverpool perceived in UK, are there a lot of job fairs and also people getting internships and Training Contracts?

4. Do you intend to practice there or back in Singapore?

5. What is you monthly budget?

6. If you don't mind me asking, how did you finance your whole education expenses? Because for me the make or break thing looks to be finances to study there and am trying to source out for the money.


Hoping to receive your responses,
Hameed
 
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