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Originally Posted by Unregistered
yup, it is called tempering expectations, my friends. Even though we screwed up and failed to properly regulate the number of returning overseas law graduates, a law degree still provides you with an excellent education blah blah blah. just don't come back to contribute to the glut. you will still have excellent job prospects as a performing artiste, hawker or blogshop owner blah blah blah. you kids are so brilliant, i'm sure you'll figure something out. just remember, its not our fault. manage your own expectations!
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It's not just the overseas grads (who've no doubt spent alot of money to fund their studies). How about those who took up offers from the two law schools because of the increase in intakes? And those who've already obtained a 1st degree but chose to sign up for the 3-year graduate law programmes? Then there is the 3rd law school.
But yeah, at the end of it all, it is the students' fault for blindly taking up these opportunities. How convenient.