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This may just be my computer but the TCLA logo overlaps the community link. There also appears to be two community links on the menu (not sure if that was intended). I recognise that this is probably a useless bit of feedback
As stated above, revise your underlying law (criminal, trusts, land, tort and contract) as much as possible. This is about 50% of the exam and won't be taught in your preparation course. There is very little time to study everything and so getting that head start is incredibly useful.
This reminds me of my first written exercise... I finished the first half in an excellent manner, only to find out I had no time (literally) for the second half. It was also sadly the first part of the AC so I had no motivation to perform well for the case study and interview.
To all the people who think they have been ghosted by SH, I got a VS with them last year and they were VERY slow with responding. I sent my application in October 2022 and did my first interview in May 2023.
A feature that could improve engagement on the forum is having a drop down list which shows the thread's:
Top posts (based on likes/replies)
Most controversial posts
'hottest' posts (most likes/replies in the past week)
This suggestion is definitely not based on reddit's features
@Pheebs22 I was rejected after 9 ACs before I got my first VS. The truth is, I didn't perform well enough each of those times (despite thinking I did great everytime). There are two conclusions to draw from your situation. a) You have been unlucky: there may be some truth to this, but it is not...
I passed SQE1 and let me just say DAMN that was hard. I had to work my socks off for that. Hate to say it but getting a TC now is just half the work. Passing the SQE is basically the other half.
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