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04-12-2018, 09:20 AM
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What about applying for jobs in the UK itself? I know of some Singaporeans who joined magic circle or silver circle firms there after graduation.
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Then get Oxbridge lor. NUS is sg law. Oxbridge is engrish lor. If you wanna work in engrish place you need engrish law.
But think carefully. Brexit is coming. You better go study NY law cause that's probably gonna be really popular as choice of law in future
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04-12-2018, 09:22 AM
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None of them are JLCs either. Even the legal service is aware they are degree mill products.
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Tia gong nus valedictorian didn't bother applying jlc (and a few more strong candidates). Maybe got chance.
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04-12-2018, 05:09 PM
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Managed to share a conversation with TSY once a few years ago. It was like speaking with the devil. Hahaha.
As for corp, I have been on the other side of the table from them as well. Felt like they were just being antagonistic for the sake of it...
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replying at 3.23 am? lawyer credentials verified
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04-12-2018, 05:48 PM
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What about applying for jobs in the UK itself? I know of some Singaporeans who joined magic circle or silver circle firms there after graduation.
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Usually you need top grades to justify your visa. If op can’t even get SG TCs, UK even harder eh.
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04-12-2018, 08:41 PM
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Hi everyone, I’m a law student studying in the UK and I’m graduating in June 2019. I’ve been applying to firms for RLT/TC but so far not a single one has responded. My grades aren’t amazing but they aren’t bad either, and I have tons of extra-curriculars. Does anyone have any advice? It’ll be appreciated, thanks!
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What school? First Class from degree mill alr hard to get places. Let alone not amazing results.
BTW No firm gives a **** about your extra curricular singapore law students society, ie pub crawls.
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04-12-2018, 08:51 PM
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What school? First Class from degree mill alr hard to get places. Let alone not amazing results.
BTW No firm gives a **** about your extra curricular singapore law students society, ie pub crawls.
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generally true. but i think doing well in high-profile moots (eg, Jessup, Vis) can help. like those bigger moots NUS/ SMU typically do well in. definitely not those lame speed moots or intra-UK uni rubbish moots
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04-12-2018, 09:58 PM
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generally true. but i think doing well in high-profile moots (eg, Jessup, Vis) can help. like those bigger moots NUS/ SMU typically do well in. definitely not those lame speed moots or intra-UK uni rubbish moots
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Most firms will look at your academic prizes. Have you seen some of the jokers? They collect book prizes like Pokémon gym like that. Sick as heck.
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04-12-2018, 11:07 PM
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Hi everyone, I’m a law student studying in the UK and I’m graduating in June 2019. I’ve been applying to firms for RLT/TC but so far not a single one has responded. My grades aren’t amazing but they aren’t bad either, and I have tons of extra-curriculars. Does anyone have any advice? It’ll be appreciated, thanks!
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Which uni? If kings or bristol can apply to grab or go jek to ferry the FTs about.
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05-12-2018, 04:28 AM
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Which uni? If kings or bristol can apply to grab or go jek to ferry the FTs about.
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Lol the level of salt towards UK grads is so high in this forum... I don't get it, is it because local uni grads are afraid that foreign law grads will compete with them or something.
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