So, what did law graduate Jennifer have to ask?
“Hey
I am jennifer XXXX from india.I have currently finished my bachelors in legal sciences. I have the option of transferrin my credits and joinin law school in the uk. The issue is that it is very expensive. Will i be able to repay a loan with a part time job? Mostly i should be studyin in london. Is it really worth all the trauma? I mean emotionally,mentally and physically. Out of 10 how much would you rate the course as tough? Considering i am a little gullible is it ok to come there? Will i get an oppurtunity to grow or will it blow me away in the very beginning? Also if the environment is going to be extremely negative due to the competitiveness then please do give me a special warning.
I really want the exposure the law schools have to offer there but the downside consequences should not be unbearable.
Jennifer “
I wasn’t sure if Jennifer was missing off the letter g each time on purpose. But oh no:
“Ps: pls do not mind the way i have written the letter it is 5 in the mornin over here and my button g is not functionin.
so i can only paste it these many no of times. ya pls reply asap.thnx.”
Honestly - you really couldn’t make this stuff up!
Once I’d calmed down from the burst of hysterics which hit me upon reading about Jennifer’s keyboard woes, I didn’t quite get why she couldn’t paste the ‘g’ every time. I still don’t. Oh well.
What also struck me when I first read her email was that she seemed to be fairly well aware of the issues likely to affect her as a law student trying to cut the mustard in the UK. In fact, it almost seemed as though she was talking herself out of it by asking me to confirm her fears.
So, distinguished members of the blawgosphere, is there any particular advice you’d give to Jennifer (apart from getting a new keyboard)? Is it worth her taking the plunge into legal education UK-style? Or is she crazy for even contemplating it?
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