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An additional question is, if I intend to come back to Singapore to practice (take Part A), will I still have an advantage as a Cambridge grad? For instance do I have an edge in securing a TC in an intl firm with a SG office, given that they hire mostly from the NUS/SMU. Thanks! |
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In relation to risk, if I am able to reduce it to a five-figure loan, does that make it more “worth it”? Thanks for all the genuine advice! |
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If you can accept uncertainty and is comfortable with that 5-fig loan, then go ahead. In the long term is an added advantage. |
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Don't believe me? Just check out the profiles of people working in many of the top international firms here. Lots of people from NUS/SMU. People need to shed this colonial mindset that it is worth it to get into 5-figure debt just for the Oxbridge brand on your CV. |
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The only difference is if you manage to land an international firm in Singapore. And as the poster above has described, it is not too huge an advantage - certainly (IMO) not enough to go into debt for. |
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Otherwise, you can still get considered if you work for a while in a top local team and have gained good experience. But it will be very hard to get hired straight out of law school since there is nothing to distinguish you on paper. |
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