American going to law school in the UK Forum

[SavyLgirl]

I would love to move to the UK. I already have a degree so am looking at possibly attending the college of law in the UK. Here is the web address --LinkRemoved--. Basically it would require students to go full time in about 3 years, but I could be eligible to work in the US or UK. Of course I'd still have to have a training contract! Just looking for opinions of the program and if anyone else has looked at studying abroad

[NZA]

I would love to move to the UK. I already have a degree so am looking at possibly attending the college of law in the UK. Here is the web address --LinkRemoved--. Basically it would require students to go full time in about 3 years, but I could be eligible to work in the US or UK. Of course I'd still have to have a training contract! Just looking for opinions of the program and if anyone else has looked at studying abroad

Do not do this.

[firemed]

I would love to move to the UK. I already have a degree so am looking at possibly attending the college of law in the UK. Here is the web address --LinkRemoved--. Basically it would require students to go full time in about 3 years, but I could be eligible to work in the US or UK. Of course I'd still have to have a training contract! Just looking for opinions of the program and if anyone else has looked at studying abroad

Do not do this.

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If you are going to go to the UK go to a good law school there (this is the british equivalent of TTT) and stay there.

[AreJay711]

You should get a LLB or BA in law from a UK school. It should be easier to get admitted if you have a solid GPA from a US school. It should be shorter, and cheaper, than a JD degree anyway.

[firemed]

You should get a LLB or BA in law from a UK school. It should be easier to get admitted if you have a solid GPA from a US school. It should be shorter, and cheaper, than a JD degree anyway.

I don't think cheaper. It is still $2 for a pound, right? And they do international student prices there. I think the cost ends up being like $30,000 a year. And it would take about 3 years there, right? So not shorter either... thought I suppose they could have a 2 year program for people already with a degree.