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SQE - general discussion
I guess the main concern is what if down the line, as part of refining the SQE process they introduce a regulation where LPC students whom have completed the course are completely exempt from the SQE. By withdrawing from the course I will also be forfeiting the PG fund for which I have been...- Rizwan
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SQE - general discussion
When you say later date, what do you mean exactly. Firms moving to SQE from the next cycle is quite an indication that LPC might be phased out unless LPC graduates are applying for TCs (in which case they’d have to do SQE2) or could I be wrong? Another concern of mine was this; could it be...- Rizwan
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SQE - general discussion
Thanks @Jessica Booker I will get a refund if I am able to exit by next Wednesday, the only thing I will not get the money for is the deposit (books + induction I think) which I don’t mind. In light of this would you change your view or still recommend to go down the LPC route. Thank you- Rizwan
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Hi @Jessica Booker Hope you are well, I had a few questions I was hoping to get your feedback upon. I am currently enrolled in in January intake of the LPC (Part-Time) but due to familial issues I have the option to withdraw from the course. My initial thinking was to secure a TC whilst...- Rizwan
- Post #58
- Forum: General Discussion