+1, swung by this thread to lol. Left satisfied.vanwinkle wrote:Dude, seriously. I don't think anything on TLS has made me laugh this hard in a while.
Though this is so ... DF.
Anyone know of an Islamic Law Supplement? Forum
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It's an intro is islamic law. So nothing too in depth. We did marriage, divorce, and will do family law, criminal and finance.goosey wrote:1, this is funny.
and 2, what part of islamic law? thats like saying "does anyone know of an american law supplement?"
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Overkill (300+pp) on Islamic finance, but easy to use and under $20 for a used copy:
Frequently Asked Questions in Islamic Finance (LinkRemoved)
Might try this for family law, but I haven't used it (not a supplement, but again, cheap used ($11)):
Islamic Family Law in A Changing World: A Global Resource Book
Criminal law stuff is pricier and probably not worth it for use as a supplement:
Islamic Criminal Law and Procedure: An Introduction
Frequently Asked Questions in Islamic Finance (LinkRemoved)
Might try this for family law, but I haven't used it (not a supplement, but again, cheap used ($11)):
Islamic Family Law in A Changing World: A Global Resource Book
Criminal law stuff is pricier and probably not worth it for use as a supplement:
Islamic Criminal Law and Procedure: An Introduction
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why don't you just do a search for books in your own library (or even the undergrad or graduate library) i'm sure you'd find something
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Good idea.plum wrote:why don't you just do a search for books in your own library (or even the undergrad or graduate library) i'm sure you'd find something
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Don't know OP's situation, but if you're median or below the odd "A" or "A-" in a fluff class like Islamic Law ain't gonna matter much.
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It would boost a below median GPA a lot actually. Whether firms would care? Eh. But I'm not below median.MrKappus wrote:Don't know OP's situation, but if you're median or below the odd "A" or "A-" in a fluff class like Islamic Law ain't gonna matter much.
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Re: Anyone know of an Islamic Law Supplement?
Desert Fox wrote:Good idea.plum wrote:why don't you just do a search for books in your own library (or even the undergrad or graduate library) i'm sure you'd find something
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Eh, maybe. A and 3 B+'s is a 3.5. A and 3 B's is a 3.25. Either way, 1L electives can screw ppl b/c employers see ppl that pick fluff classes as slackers. No bueno.Desert Fox wrote:It would boost a below median GPA a lot actually. Whether firms would care? Eh. But I'm not below median.MrKappus wrote:Don't know OP's situation, but if you're median or below the odd "A" or "A-" in a fluff class like Islamic Law ain't gonna matter much.
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Yea I wouldn't take two slacker classes.MrKappus wrote:Eh, maybe. A and 3 B+'s is a 3.5. A and 3 B's is a 3.25. Either way, 1L electives can screw ppl b/c employers see ppl that pick fluff classes as slackers. No bueno.Desert Fox wrote:It would boost a below median GPA a lot actually. Whether firms would care? Eh. But I'm not below median.MrKappus wrote:Don't know OP's situation, but if you're median or below the odd "A" or "A-" in a fluff class like Islamic Law ain't gonna matter much.
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Not at NU where I think the median GPA is like 3.92, but at schools which curve to 3.0 or below an A in 3 units of Ballet and the Law would be immensely helpful for someone at or below median.MrKappus wrote:Don't know OP's situation, but if you're median or below the odd "A" or "A-" in a fluff class like Islamic Law ain't gonna matter much.
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Low class size + no/higher curve + LLMs FTW.Desert Fox wrote:People don't think about it. Get wrapped up in taking the courses they want to. But by 2L they figure it out.TigerBeer wrote:holy crap
i dont know why you guys think this is so incredulous, i would think that under this system every 1L would be desperately trying to fill up on as many of these classes as possible. i know i would be, unless employers knew the system well enough that they'd exclude the grades when looking at your transcript
assuming that uncurved = easy A, which may not always be the case i guess
My other class is Intellectual Property which is what I want to do so my transcript will look pretty legit. Luckily that class is under 40 too, and filled with LLMs.
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