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SUSS LAW 2021
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Hi!!! I too, have some qns regarding the interview!!!
1. I understand that the essay qns would be LNAT/GP style, do they allow us to bring in notes to refer? Would you recommend some reading up beforehand?
2. For the interview part, was it a solo interview? What are some qns that will be asked? (I understand that it will differ for different interviews) did you handle it casually? Was it nerve wrecking for you?
1. I understand that the essay qns would be LNAT/GP style, do they allow us to bring in notes to refer? Would you recommend some reading up beforehand?
2. For the interview part, was it a solo interview? What are some qns that will be asked? (I understand that it will differ for different interviews) did you handle it casually? Was it nerve wrecking for you?
Me too.the last LNAT exam essay section was bad enough for me.
same here
didnt get to finish the essay part on time! totally worried about the essay interview 
same here
SAME!! My LNAT essay was trash
hello. iirc no notes. interview is an individual interview. questions wise perhaps u can read thru old threads or wait for someone who has been thru it to answer you.
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I am probably the least qualified person to answer ur Qs....but below are some of my thoughts.
1) This year is Zoom styled and screen sharing....so if you are multi-screen smartly or refer to hard copies books and only shared the writing view, nobody will know about the additional notes.
2) This is easily presumed to be solo i.e 1: panel of interviewers. I will use it as another job interview encounter except these are legal eagles.
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Very delighted to see your message.
Do u mind sharing with us wannabes what written essay Q was posed in your time?
Any tips to the wannabes the peeves of law lecturers who may likely interviewing us?
10Q
Yes Please...and also if you have time..pleas share your experience with the course thus far.
Thank you.
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Hi, I will be starting this Jan 2021. Would really appreciate if I could know the timetable of lessons. How many weekdays lessons are there and are there lessons every Saturday?
I heard that currently no students in this course is on track to graduate with 1st class honours. Is this true? There are rumours that the school cap GPA at 4.5 out of 5 and will not award students with grades higher than A- (even so they rarely award students with A-).
It is worrying for me because I am currently working and am planning to work and study at the same time.
Thank you and am glad that an existing student is reading this thread
argh so nerve wreckingFor those who applied for JD.....does the first Bachelor degree need to be of a certain standard like with good honours?
I see from the SUSS website....
They just need U to have a first degree?
Anyone from poly got in?I see A levels/IB/NUS High Diploma only....
I see from the SUSS website....
They just need U to have a first degree?
Anyone from poly got in?I see A levels/IB/NUS High Diploma only....
I did my 1st degree in SIM (Global Education) under RMIT, Business Marketing. Totally unrelated to law. And my grades sucked.
They are looking for relevant experience for entry into the JD programme (I worked part time at a law firm while taking my RMIT degree, then while I was full time at a law firm, I applied for the JD programme).
Hi, I will be starting this Jan 2021. Would really appreciate if I could know the timetable of lessons. How many weekdays lessons are there and are there lessons every Saturday?
I heard that currently no students in this course is on track to graduate with 1st class honours. Is this true? There are rumours that the school cap GPA at 4.5 out of 5 and will not award students with grades higher than A- (even so they rarely award students with A-).
It is worrying for me because I am currently working and am planning to work and study at the same time.
Thank you and am glad that an existing student is reading this thread
Congrats on getting in
Are you in the JD program? There will be Saturday (full day) lessons then it will settle down to 2 evening lessons per week. But please factor in more days in a week for assignments (set aside 2 days at least)
I am not sure about this, "currently no students in this course is on track to graduate with 1st class honours." but I am like you, working full time at a law firm and studying at the same time.
The most important thing is to get a group together during orientation (a mix between JD and LLB or, all JD or all LLB, but my current study group/bros are all JD which I prefer). You will not only be able to help each other along the way, which is crucial, and like NS will most probably be friends for life haha.
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My written essay was about "Vigilantism" in Singapore, if you support it or not, and give your reasons.
I believe that the essay is just to test your level of English and how you use it to express yourself.
For the interview, they will be looking mostly at your future plans to stay in the industry (this is important) and will ask you about your past volunteering/relevant legal experience.
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Very hard to do preparation before hand. Just write what you feel about the subject and pray for the best
For 2) It is a solo interview with 4-5 panel of interviewers. Try to be yourself and be confident. Remember you wanted to do this course in the first place.
The panel consists of actual practicing senior/experienced lawyers in their own field and the faculty. They will see through you if you try to ********
Im JD too but I have not used my Gov tuition grant as my 1st degree was from SIM (RMIT).
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