SUSS LAW 2021

badrjww

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how was yours bro? my friend's had 6 people in the panel. how many in yours, today?

it was fine for me (i hope so haha)! i had quite a number of panels too! mine was 5, i guess? i had the dean as one of the panelists 🤯
 

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mine was 10mins as i logged in earlier 😅


Ok bro..hope it turns out well for you. From application till the interview, it have been quite a journey..the LNAT will surely deter me from re trying next year if i don't succeed this one.
 

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Ok bro..hope it turns out well for you. From application till the interview, it have been quite a journey..the LNAT will surely deter me from re trying next year if i don't succeed this one.

same goes to you! may everything goes well, wish nothing but the best 🤘🏻
 

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how many people in your panel, bro? The questions were ok for you?

around 5? the questions were fine but not the normal questions that others written here cos i had a law deg from malaysia so yeah. they were curious and trying to see what im doing w applying for JD. 😥
 

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around 5? the questions were fine but not the normal questions that others written here cos i had a law deg from malaysia so yeah. they were curious and trying to see what im doing w applying for JD. 😥

Interesting background, bro! Are you Malaysian, working in SG?
 

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There is something that is seriously bothering me

https://www.suss.edu.sg/law-programmes/admissions/tuition-fees#admission1

According to the site, it is mentioned that tuition fee ($164,352) is on par with the other universities. But upon checking, you will realise that it is not true.

For NUS, the tuition fee for JD for 3 year is $80,035 whereas for SMU, it is $72,760.

I do understand that for SUSS, it's a part time JD, but don't you feel that the fee is too high as compared to the rest. Even if we can secure the MinLaw Study Award ($76,000), we will still need to pay $88,352.

$8,317 more expensive than NUS (10.4% more)
$15,592 more expenisve than SMU (21.4% more)
 

Mr.Eric

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Hello guys,

I am 28 and have been working as an engineer for more than 5 years. Had always been interested in law and thus curious about the JD offered by SUSS.
Is there anyone in the JD program share their experience? Many thanks!
 

cliche82

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There is something that is seriously bothering me

https://www.suss.edu.sg/law-programmes/admissions/tuition-fees#admission1

According to the site, it is mentioned that tuition fee ($164,352) is on par with the other universities. But upon checking, you will realise that it is not true.

For NUS, the tuition fee for JD for 3 year is $80,035 whereas for SMU, it is $72,760.

I do understand that for SUSS, it's a part time JD, but don't you feel that the fee is too high as compared to the rest. Even if we can secure the MinLaw Study Award ($76,000), we will still need to pay $88,352.

$8,317 more expensive than NUS (10.4% more)
$15,592 more expenisve than SMU (21.4% more)

Yea the maths seems to show that SUSS is more ex compared to the other two, but as the classes are held at night, it allows students to keep their jobs unlike the other two.
 
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